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Sell-Side Analysts Dropping Small-Caps

In a mass exodus to larger companies, sell-side analysts are departing midsized and smaller corporations.

> > Analysts are scattering from smaller companies in droves, according to new data released by Reuters Research. Of more than 2,400 small-cap and mid-cap publicly listed U.S. companies in the database of a firm, 53% lost coverage over the last two years. Only 29% gained coverage, and 18% remained the same.
Source: CFO


Published:2004-05-03
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