| Open16.010 | Close16.440 |
| Vol / Avg.3.180M / 2.253M | Mkt Cap2.194B |
| Day Range15.870 - 16.470 | 52 Wk Range8.425 - 18.140 |
First Western Financial Inc is a bank holding company. It provides wealth management services, including private banking, personal trust, investment management, mortgage loans, and institutional asset management services to individual and corporate customers in Colorado, Arizona, California, and Wyoming. Its segments include the Wealth Management segment, which offers deposit, loan, insurance, trust & investment management advisory products and services; and the Mortgage segment, which offers residential mortgage service. It earns majorly from the wealth management segment.
| Open19.870 | Close19.700 |
| Vol / Avg.48.830K / 27.353K | Mkt Cap190.383M |
| Day Range19.670 - 20.280 | 52 Wk Range12.840 - 22.320 |
Nathan’s Famous Inc is an owner of fast food franchises in the United States. The company’s reportable segment includes the Branded Product Program, Product licensing, Restaurant operations and Corporate. Branded Product Program derives revenue principally from the sale of hot dog products either directly to foodservice operators or to various foodservice distributors who resell the products to foodservice operators. It generates maximum revenue from the Branded Product Program segment. Geographically, it derives a majority of revenue from the United States.
| Open80.580 | Close79.390 |
| Vol / Avg.21.719K / 12.629K | Mkt Cap324.278M |
| Day Range79.390 - 82.490 | 52 Wk Range63.010 - 94.970 |
IBEX Holdings Ltd is an end-to-end provider of technology-enabled customer lifecycle experience (CLX) solutions to optimize customer acquisition, engagement, expansion and experience for its clients. IBEX operates through Customer Acquisition and Customer Management segments. Customer Acquisition segment includes consumer-facing businesses and acquires customers for them. In this segment, customers are primarily acquired for clients in the telecommunications, cable, technology and insurance industries. Customer Management segment comprises the engagement, expansion and experience solutions. The suite of customer engagement solutions consists of customer service, technical support and other value added outsourced back office services. Most of the company’s revenue comes from US.
| Open19.760 | Close20.280 |
| Vol / Avg.235.776K / 117.215K | Mkt Cap267.746M |
| Day Range19.750 - 20.390 | 52 Wk Range13.000 - 21.630 |
Ceragon Networks Ltd offers wireless backhaul solutions. Its products comprise of FibeAir IP-20 Platform, FibeAir IP-20 Assured Platform, and Network Management. The company provides its services to wireless service providers, public safety organizations, government agencies and utility companies. The company’s FibeAir IP-20 platform offers flexibility in choosing all-outdoor, split-mount and all-indoor configurations to suit any deployment scenario. Its products include short haul-access, short haul-aggregation, small cells, long haul, and enterprise access. Geographically, it derives majority revenue from India and also has a presence in North America, Europe, Africa, Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East and Latin America.
| Open4.260 | Close4.390 |
| Vol / Avg.1.140M / 1.134M | Mkt Cap381.109M |
| Day Range4.215 - 4.440 | 52 Wk Range1.960 - 5.000 |
A micro-cap stock is a stock with a total market capitalization between $300 million and $2 billion. These stocks are often smaller, less established operations. But these companies have limitless potential to grow into micro-cap stocks in the future.
Micro-cap stocks often invite investors with a higher tolerance for risk because they can change price quickly. Take note if you’re a value investor because many of these shares are stocks under $20.
Be sure to do your homework if you’re thinking about investing in micro-cap companies. Our guide to these stocks will help you evaluate micro-cap corporations and offer you a few stocks to watch.
A micro-cap stock is a stock with a market capitalization that ranges between $300 million and $2 billion. You can calculate a company’s total market capitalization by multiplying its current share price by the number of shares outstanding. These stocks are usually issued by smaller companies that aren’t household names.
There are a number of benefits that come with micro stocks, including:
Investing in micro-cap stocks is significantly riskier than investing in larger companies. It can be more difficult to find information on micro-cap stocks compared to large-cap and mega-cap stocks because fewer experts provide analysis reports. Micro-cap companies may also fail or go bankrupt without notice, which can lead to significant capital losses. Because there are fewer buyers for micro-cap stocks, price manipulation and fraud are not uncommon.
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These stocks are associated with more risk and a higher rate of failure than larger companies. To protect your investment, look for these 3 characteristics before you buy:
Investing in these stocks can be thrilling — there’s nothing more exciting than the idea that you might have the next “big winner” in your portfolio. It’s also very important to remember that these stocks are not risk-free investments — they may fail at any time.
Be sure to selectively add micro-cap companies to a balanced portfolio primarily made up of large-cap stocks, total market index funds and S&P 500 funds.
A micro-cap stock is one that is worth between $300 million and $2 billion.
Micro-cap stocks can change price quickly, so investors need to stay on top of the prices to see success.
Oftentimes, you can find micro-cap stocks for under $20.
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