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US Small-cap Stocks Surge - Minimal Values, Significant Potential

U.S. Junk Bonds Exhibit Resilience, Reinforced by Interest Rate Predictions and Economic Growth. Small-Cap Stocks Present Appealing Investment Prospects for Financial Backers.

United States discovers growth in small cap stocks - potential for substantial gains amidst petite...
United States discovers growth in small cap stocks - potential for substantial gains amidst petite market values

US Small-cap Stocks Surge - Minimal Values, Significant Potential

In the latest issue of DER AKTIONÄR, two small-cap stocks have been highlighted as potential market opportunities. These undervalued, interest-rate sensitive, and growth-strong stocks offer a mix of operational strength, technological relevance, and strategic momentum.

The first hot stock, specializing in decentralized energy supply for AI data centers, has seen a remarkable price increase of over 120% since recommendation. Big names like Oracle are already leveraging the scalable technology, which directly caters to the needs of cloud giants.

The driving force behind this comeback is a combination of hope for lower interest rates, valuation fantasies, and the return of earnings growth. Many investors see this as the start of a new small-cap rally, with tailwinds for select high-flyers.

The second hot stock is a specialist in secure satellite communication. A billion-dollar acquisition has strengthened the business, opened up new growth markets, and improved profitability. Analysts see great potential in new contracts, additional frequency rights, and a significant expansion of network capacity by 2026.

Investors interested in these stocks can subscribe to DER AKTIONÄR for €19.90 per month, a discount of €11.30 compared to the regular price. The exact names of the stocks are detailed starting on page 36 of the current issue, but not specified in the provided excerpts.

On a broader scale, U.S. small-caps are experiencing a strong comeback, outperforming the Nasdaq 100 by the largest margin in nearly four decades. Analysts expect around 30% growth for the Russell 2000 by 2026, with the index currently trading at a lower multiple (16 times) compared to the S&P 500 (24 times).

This could signal a promising time for small-cap investments, with many investors viewing this as the beginning of a new small-cap rally.

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