ALL-CAP FUND
An all-cap fund is a stock mutual fund directed to invest in equity securities regardless on a company's characterization – small, medium, or large.
The shorthand term for capitalization is "cap." The investment community is using market capitalization as a way to measure a company's size, which is calculated through the multiplication of the number of the outstanding shares of the company with its current stock price.
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