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These 11 midcaps are popular right now among investment newsletters but not because of their market valuations

These 11 midcaps are popular right now among investment newsletters but not because of their market valuations
MarketWatch Tuesday 11 August 2026, 10:30 UTC By Mark Hulbert 1 min read
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Bigger than small caps. Smaller than large caps. Are they, as in the fairytale, “just right”?

Bigger than small caps. Smaller than large caps. Are they, as in the fairytale, “just right”?
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