Where Did the Small Caps Go?

Simple, but Not Easy by Morningstar

Oct 30, 202500:31:57Business

It used to be simple: small companies went public, grew, and investors participated along the way. Today, companies stay private longer, and private markets have claimed many opportunities that once lived in public stock...

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