No. Penny stocks are defined mainly by their low share price, usually below five dollars per share. Small-cap stocks are defined by the overall market value of a company, which typically ranges ...

Small-cap stocks have a reputation for being the market's scrappy overachievers. They can be volatile and occasionally unruly, but they're also often where the next generation of market ...

Small-cap investing is finally back in favor again. But you need to examine these ETFs closely to know exactly what you're buying.

We believe a new paradigm is emerging with the potential to undercut the stubborn dynamic that weighed on small-cap ...

Sector exposure, yield, and fund size set these two small-cap value ETFs apart—see how these factors could impact your investment approach.

Small-cap’s relative strength doesn’t have longer-term significance because it is caused by short-term seasonal factors. Small-cap stocks are having a great start to the year, but that doesn’t mean ...

A surge in private capital flows is incentivizing some companies to stay private for longer, intensifying business competition, and causing more public companies to be taken private. The effect: The ...

Small-cap funds, which have roaring demand from investors, face a shortage of specialist managers. Result? Many funds end up ...

State Street SPDR Portfolio S&P 600 Small Cap ETF (NYSEMKT:SPSM) and iShares Morningstar Small-Cap ETF (NYSEMKT:ISCB) both target U.S. small-cap stocks, but ISCB offers broader diversification and has ...