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Investors gravitate to small-company stocks for various reasons. Some want a dose of small companies in their portfolios to round out their exposure to the large-company stocks that dominate the market. Other investors may want to tilt their portfolios ...
Small-cap stocks – those with market capitalizations between $250 million and $2 billion – are becoming increasingly popular among both retail and institutional investors. Small caps have lagged behind large caps and the broader market for most of the ...
In the apartment investing industry, our return on investment, assuming we purchase the building in full with cash, is known as a capitalization rate, more commonly known as the cap rate. A cap rate is a ratio that describes how long it will take to get ...
Most sports use a relatively simple, hard salary cap. The league sets an amount. Teams cannot spend more than that amount. No further explanation needed. The NBA's salary cap is soft, and as such, it is designed to be bent and exploited to such a degree ...
Explore the best small-cap index funds, including iShares Russell 2000, for their potential as economic indicators and diversification tools in your investment strategy.
As for the other larger half, the 2026 offseason is well underway... such as a team like the New York Jets (3-14). While the upcoming 2026 NFL draft is the marquee event, there is still free agency and simply dollars to consider. Could the Jets be spenders this spring?
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Indianapolis Colts' 10 largest salary cap hits in 2026
With help from Over the Cap, here are the Colts' largest scheduled cap hits for 2026. WR Michael Pittman Jr.: $29.0 million DT DeForest Buckner: $26.6 million LG Quenton Nelson: $24.2 million CB Charvarius Ward: $20.15 million LT Bernhard Raimann: $17.51 million RB Jonathan Taylor: $15.56 million
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This forgotten mid-cap dividend ETF returned 70% in 5 years while paying monthly income
Quick Read DON holds 400 mid-cap dividend stocks with 2.45% yield and monthly distributions but carries a 0.38% expense ratio. The fund returned 70% over five years trailing the S&P 500’s 85% gain. Top holdings show stretched payout ratios.