Standard and Poor's MidCap 400 Guide

2002 edition

820 pages, parution le 14/02/2002

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Résumé

When the world's most respected financial analysis organization first introduced the S&P MidCap 400 index in 1991, Wall Street was shocked! Stocks in this unassuming segment were outperforming the rest of the market - even the largecap companies of the famous S&P 500 index! Today, the most savvy investors keep close watch on the 400 mid-size, lesser-known companies (average capitalization of $2.1 billion) in Standard & Poor's MidCap 400 index. Here is everything you need to evaluate all of the fast-growing companies in Standard & Poor's MidCap 400 index. This easy-to-use reference includes:

Exclusive buy, sell, or hold recommendations
A summary of each company's business activity, recent developments, and sales history
Company addresses, telephone numbers, and the names of key corporate officers
Vital data on earnings, dividends, and share prices
Key income and balance sheet statistics In addition, handy charts show you:
Stocks with A+ or A earnings and dividend rankings
Companies with five consecutive years of earnings increases
Rapid growth stocks
Companies with fast-rising dividends
Companies paying higher dividends in each of the past 10 years

More than one million business readers have already benefited from Standard & Poor's highly respected rankings, which offer information often unknown even to financial pros. Now, this authoritative, comprehensive guide hands every investor all the tools you need to identify the "hot stocks" of the future.