Mid-cap stocks with market capitalizations between $2 billion and $10 billion occupy a sweet spot in the investing universe. They’re often past the early, risky growth stage but still have ample room to scale further.

For investors, mid-cap stocks can deliver a compelling mix of growth potential and stability. These companies are frequently disruptors in their industries, with expanding market share and maturing business models. Dividend investors may find select mid cap stocks appealing as more of them initiate or grow dividends while still reinvesting heavily in their businesses.

The biggest consideration is risk. Mid-cap companies can be more vulnerable than large-cap stocks to economic slowdowns, financing challenges, or competitive pressures. But for those seeking balanced exposure, they offer a chance to capture growth without going all-in on small caps.

Our mid-cap stocks list includes all NYSE and NASDAQ-listed stocks in this market capitalization range.

From mega caps to micro caps, each market segment offers a different balance of stability and growth. Browse all of our market cap stock lists to see which fit your strategy.

• Mega-cap stocks ($200+ billion)
• Large-cap stocks ($10 billion to $200 billion)
• Mid-cap stocks ($2 billion to $10 billion)
• Small-cap stocks ($300 million to $2 billion)
• Micro-cap stocks (less than $300 million)