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A Quarter Of Companies Have No Analyst Coverage
Source: seekingalpha.com
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A quarter of U.S.-listed companies now have no analyst coverage, and the share is increasing. The coverage gap is associated with wider trading spreads, lower share prices and weaker investor demand, creating a negative liquidity and valuation headwind particularly for less-followed listed companies.
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