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5 small-cap stocks to buy now
May 16, 2009 02:00 PM UTC

Louis Navellier

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Symbol	Sentiment	Start	Return	Closed
THOR		05/16/09	+0.00%	05/17/09
EBIX		05/16/09	+127.85%	--
TNDM		05/16/09	+0.00%	05/16/09
MTZ		05/16/09	+0.00%	05/17/09
CSCO	n/a
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AFAM		05/16/09	+0.00%	05/16/09

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Filed under: Stocks to Buy, Best Stocks for 2009

Small-cap stocks are a GREAT place to start if you're serious about rebuilding your wealth and securing your financial future.

But what makes small-cap stocks so spectacular?

The bear market stripped analysts from small stocks -- hardly anyone is covering them anymore. This creates wonderful pricing anomalies and gives the individual investor a significant edge.

In addition, earnings are a big no-show among the big blue chips this season. It's not just the Big 3 automakers -- it's Cisco (NASDAQ: CSCO) and Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT), too. Yesterday's innovators have become today's 3%-per-year-if-you're-lucky stocks. Meanwhile, innovative small-cap stocks sport earnings two, five, 10 times higher than the blue chips can manage.

Here are five of the best small-cap stocks to buy now.

Click on each stock to learn more:

Small-cap stock #1: Almost Family (NASDAQ: AFAM)

Small-cap stock #2: Neutral Tandem (NASDAQ: TNDM)

Small-cap stock #3: MasTec (NYSE: MTZ)

Small-cap stock #4: Ebix (NASDAQ: EBIX)

Small-cap stock #5: Thoratec (NASDAQ: THOR)
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