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Hello friends, one more thing to learn for beginners  Difference between Large Cap, Mid-Cap & Small Cap Difference Between Large, Medium, and Small-Cap in Share Market When beginners enter the stock market, they often have questions about which stocks to invest in. Such questions can overwhelm even a seasoned investor. Stock market investors must have sufficient knowledge to determine which stocks are the right choice for their investment strategy. If you have no clue about which stocks you should put money in, you could face losses. The share market has inherent risk, and this risk varies from one stock to another. Stocks in the stock market are often classified based on their market capitalization (or market cap) as large-cap, mid-cap, and small-cap stocks. This categorization helps investors to make informed investment decisions. This article will help you to understand the differences between large-cap, mid-cap, and small-cap stocks. Let us first learn about the meaning of mark

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