Small-cap and micro-cap stocks tend to be more volatile than the big guys and when $MELI, $SE, $DOCN, $ABNB, $SHOP, $HUBS, $RBLX slide, the small-caps are sliding more! In that case, isn't now a better time than ever to be gobbling up shares of $SMLR $ATY $DMTK $KSI.TO...or whatever your favorites are? But folks continue to get excited about and look to add the MercadoLibres and Sea Limiteds. Why is that? Is it just that the little-known small-caps remain little-known whether the market is up or down? Is it that investors are more likely to go fishing for small-caps when the MercadoLibres and Shopifys seem to be at a top and therefore not worthy of further investment? Is it that the risk/reward profile for a beaten down $MELI or $SE is way more attractive than some thinly traded off-the-radar microcap?