Craig Hodges shares his strategy for U.S. stocks with Bloomberg's Shery Ahn and Paul Allen. He thinks that the volatility in the market provides buying opportunities and the bottoms-up fundamentals research at Hodges Capital helps find those companies.
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Craig Hodges shares his strategy for U.S. stocks with Bloomberg's Shery Ahn and Paul Allen. He thinks that the volatility in the market provides buying opportunities and the bottoms-up fundamentals research at Hodges Capital helps find those companies.
During the recent quarter, the market digested ongoing uncertainty surrounding a trade deal with China, tempered expectations for earnings growth this year, as well as, an inversion in the yield curve as certain long-term rates slipped below certain short-term rates.
Craig Hodges sees opportunities in small-cap companies that are often overlooked. He shares his insight on specific stocks and why he thinks the gap in performance could close between small and large cap stocks.
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