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In his latest Q&A session with Francis Gannon, Chuck Royce discussed his optimism about the future of small-cap stocks, especially those with quality fundamentals, due to their undervalued status, expected stability from normalized rates, and potential for significant outperformance. His key notes include: Stability from normal rates: More typical interest … Read More

In his recent Q&A session with Francis Gannon, Chuck Royce discusses the importance of staying invested. Here’s an excerpt from the session: Royce: The patterns that Frank discussed not only suggest a low probability of poor small-cap performance over periods of three years or longer, but they also indicate that the … Read More

In their latest podcast titled – Small-Cap Quality, Value, and Fallen Angels, the team at Royce Investment Partners discussed finding opportunities in ‘Fallen Angels’. Here’s an excerpt from the podcast: It has been an interesting environment. There are a host of risks from inflation to recession, but the good news … Read More

In the latest Q&A with Chuck Royce and Francis Gannon at Royce, Chuck Royce discusses why U.S small caps are positioned to outperform U.S large caps. Here’s an excerpt from the Q&A: Royce: It’s admittedly a bit of a mixed picture. We’re in an odd position where, for many people in … Read More

In his latest commentary titled – The Boring, But Timely, Case for Quality, Steve Lipper at Royce explains why small cap quality continues to outperform. Here’s an excerpt from the commentary: Encouraging investors to “buy high quality” might seem a tired, and not very useful cliché. It often carries the … Read More

In this interview, Chuck Royce and Miles Lewis from Royce Investment Partners discuss a number of topics including, refining their dividend value approach, what they look for in dividend-paying small caps, and where the current opportunities lie. Here’s an excerpt from the interview: What factors are among the most important … Read More

The latest piece from Royce Investment Partners discusses why the current small-cap value cycle will continue to last. Here’s an excerpt from the article: Among the most common questions we’re hearing from clients currently is, “Will small-cap value’s recent outperformance last?” While developing a response about any future market direction … Read More