What is a small-cap stock? It’s a “smaller” company—defined as one with a market capitalization (“cap”) under about a billion dollars.

Market capitalization (also called “market cap”) is just a fancy way of saying the total value of a company’s shares of stock. This is calculated by taking a company’s price per share and multiplying it by the total number of shares.

These companies are considered “small”, because most companies that are publicly listed on a stock exchange are substantially larger than this.

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