While recession fears have kept investors on edge, bets over Fed rate cuts in September may fuel optimism in the stock market. In such a scenario, mid-cap investing can provide a strong opportunity. Here are some mid-cap ETFs to consider.
In the 1970s, all you had to know was to be in the large-cap, predictable growth stocks on the NYSE. Now, in the 2020s, all you need to know to bulletproof your portfolio is to own the “Magnificent Seven.” Or, should I say the
Mid-cap investing can be a strong option, offering a unique balance between growth and stability, diversification benefits and potential for undervalued opportunities.
Wall Street has lost momentum since the start of August, triggered by a series of bank downgrades, fears of higher rates for a longer-than-expected period, and China's slowdown.
While large companies are normally known for stability and the smaller ones for growth, mid-caps offer the best of both worlds, simultaneously allowing growth and stability in a portfolio.
While large companies are normally known for stability and the smaller ones for growth, mid caps offer the best of both worlds, simultaneously allowing growth and stability in a portfolio.
Reviewing charts on a wide variety of timeframes sheds light on what to look for in terms of asset class and sector leadership for the remainder of 2021.
