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Small-Mid Caps: Elevator Up!

Released on Wednesday, April 17, 2024•STOCKS

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After six tough years in the small and mid-cap world, investors are finally taking notice of faster growth and low valuations in the sector. Last year, small and mid-cap valuations got below pandemic lows and very close to the 2008 financial crisis lows. Relative to large caps, small caps are about as cheap as they've ever been. In this presentation, Peter James Hodson will examine what caused the decline, the catalysts for improvement, and what lies ahead. He will also reveal and discuss some of his favourite US and Canadian small and mid-cap companies.

Peter Hodson

Canadian MoneySaver, Editor

Peter Hodson, CFA, is the editor of Canadian MoneySaver magazine, an independent financial publication offering financial advice to Canadians since 1981. He is also the founder and head of research of 5i Research Inc., an independent research network providing conflict-free advice to individual investors. He holds the CFA designation and has a BA in economics from the University of Western Ontario.

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