It might shock you to know that a dollar invested during Amazon’s IPO would now be valued at over $2,000. However, a dollar invested in Amazon five years ago has only seen a modest increase to a bit over $3 today.

This trend extends to most other well-established blue-chip stocks, with exceptions like Microsoft and Nvidia which just hit all time highs. This is good news if you are working with a large portfolio but the “Average Joe” can’t take much of a position at $380 & $475 a share.

The Russell 2000 Index — the world’s most closely followed gauge of smaller companies — rose over 9% in the past month. According to Morningstar, small-cap stocks have outperformed all other investment types over the last year. Why? Because today’s small-cap stocks are the potential blue-chip leaders of tomorrow, poised for significant growth. The dominance of small caps is evident in the fact that out of 787 companies that gained 100% or more last year, 652 were small caps.

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