midcap
/ˈmɪdˌkæp/
adjective
- Describing a company with a medium-sized market value (usually between $2 billion and $10 billion), or the stocks of such companies.
- She prefers investing in midcap stocks because they offer a balance of growth and stability.
- Many financial advisors recommend a mix of large-cap, midcap, and small-cap funds.
- The midcap company expanded rapidly and soon became a large-cap firm.
noun
- A company or stock with a medium market capitalization.
- The fund focuses on midcaps in the technology sector.
- Midcaps often outperform large caps during economic recoveries.
- He bought shares in several midcaps to diversify his portfolio.