In mid-2019, the U.S. Federal Reserve began cutting interest rates for the first time since the 2007-’08 global financial crisis.
Now, you might imagine that the large blue-chip stocks of the Dow Jones Industrial Average might have done well during this period. But the opposite happened. Over the following two years, smaller firms would trounce these larger enterprises.
That’s because smaller stocks have far greater upside potential, which they often see when economies move into recovery mode. These firms can rise 3X… 5X… or more when interest rates decline, recession fears fade away, and consumer confidence returns.
I’d like to share three small-cap stocks that could do well as the Federal Reserve continues this latest round of interest rate cuts…
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