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The new edition of Standard & Poor's reports, analyses, and opinions on the 400 companies in the madcap Index (companies with mid-sized capitalization--averaging $1.6 billion). In 1993, Standard & Poor's, the nation's leading securities analysis firm, introduced the madcap 400 Index and woke Wall Street up to a startling fact: Stocks of companies with mid-sized capitalization were performing better than the rest of the market. In this guide, Standard & Poor's evaluates the madcap companies in its 400 Index, one by one. It gives you full financial data, earnings reports, and sap's highly esteemed rankings on these companies, often little-known--even by financial pros--but frequently full of potential for profitable investing.
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Standard & Poor's, a division of the McGraw-Hill Companies, is the nation's leading securities information company. It provides a broad range of financial services, including the respected debt ratings and stock ratings, advisory services, data guides, and the most closely watched and widely reported gauges of stock-market activity--the S&P 500, S&P madcap 400, S&P SmallCap 600, and the S&P Supercomposite 1500 stock price indexes. S&P products are marketed around the world and are used by both financial professionals and individual investors.
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