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Small-cap companies have the potential to grow faster compared to bluechip companies. There can be a number of hidden gems in the small-cap industry that are yet not discovered by the market. On the other hand, large-cap companies have already proved their potential to the market.
Besides, the quality of stock is more important than the size of the company. There are a number of large-cap companies which has consistently given good returns to their shareholders. Overall, investing in small caps can be more profitable than large caps only if the fundamentals and future prospects of the business look promising.