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Large-cap
Large-Cap Describing a publicly-traded company with a large amount of market capitalization. Though there is no fixed measurement, a large-cap company typically has a market capitalization over $5 billion or $10 billion. Some brokerages or exchanges have slightly different definitions of large-cap. Some indexes track large-cap companies, as do some exchange traded funds. See also: Mid-cap, Low-cap. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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equities and fixed income, varies high-yield, international, mezzanine distressed and international private equities 4 micro-cap, smal-cap value, 10-100 small xm value, large-cap value 5 equities 100 6 high-yield, global and emerging 25 markets bond; enhanced cash; U. Large-cap value funds hold the promise of future riches In contrast, large-cap growth funds have sucked up plenty of cash. |
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