Small caps- Growth engine of choice?

Small-cap investors have had a rough time of it recently, specifically compared to Mega cap stocks. Ron Insana, Senior Adviser to Schroders and CNBC contributor and Bob Kaynor, Head of US Small & Mid Cap Equities, discuss the current state of US small caps and whether or not they can be investors’ growth engine of choice as the economy begins to emerge from the Covid lockdown.

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