Solar Integrated Roofing Corp. (OTC: SIRC) And Other Small Cap Stocks Turn Heads On Wall Street And Outperform During Broader Market Price Decline; Investors Poured $4.2 Billion Net Into Small Cap Funds While $17.4 Billion Was Pulled From Large Cap Funds Through February 22, Study Finds

Solar Integrated Roofing Corp. (OTC: SIRC) and other Small Cap stocks turned  heads on Wall Street and outperformed during the period through the period  February 22 when the broader market under-performed. A study by Refinitiv Lipper of US Mutual Funds and exchange-traded funds, investors poured $4.2 billion net into Small Cap Funds while  $17.4 billion was pulled from Large Cap Funds. During a slight rebound in the markets, Small Caps in the S&P 600 index rose 8.5% during the study period while the Large Caps in the S&P 500 index rose just 3.7%. Investors may see Smaller Cap stocks as riskier generally, but in recessions and downturns Small Caps have historically led the market in recoveries. The key to buying Small Caps is valuation, investors say.

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Small Cap SIRC’s focus, according to David Massey, CEO, is on becoming the premier alternative energy company nationally. SIRC is active in the residential and commercial solar industries as well as EV Charging. It is also focused on all alternative energy and home efficiency projects.

Market investors have turned to Smaller Cap issues and their outperform histories recently in a choppy stock and funds market. Traders find themselves in a period of inflation, higher interest rates and perhaps a full blown. recession. In all this uncertainty, they are watching consumer spending levels, where they are parking their money and how interest rates are being raised by the Federal Reserve.

As the broader market stumbles for upside consistency, traders see Small Caps as a refuge and hedge against downturns. One trader, Jill Carey Hall of Bank of America, told The Wall Street Journal she believes Small Caps are historically ‘cheap’ and their buy backs are done at lower valuations — and therefore rewarded by investors.

Rising government-issued bond yields are competing with stock yields Recently the yield on a 10-year Treasury note was 4.072%. Yields on shorter term Treasury notes exceed 5%. Another trader said he expects Small Cap stocks In the Russell 2000 index to return, net of inflation, 5% per year over the next 10 years. That’s more than double what he expects of S&P 500 Larger Cap issues.

This is a time to shine for Small Cap stocks, such as Solar Integrated Roofing Corp. (OTC: SIRC). SIRC is active in alternative energy — from commercial and   residential rooftop solar — to building and funding EV Charging Stations.

SIRC announced recently it is expanding its SIRC Finance Division with a suite of new fiscal products. One is equipment leasing and finance solutions for EV charging companies.

Source: Stock Market Press

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