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Chloe Aiello

Small-cap stocks are still an investor's best bet, even as the Trump administration makes progress toward easing trade tensions, "Shark Tank" investor Kevin O'Leary tells CNBC. Brinker Capital global investment strategist Tim Holland acknowledges easing trade tensions "may take some of the bloom out of the small-cap rose" but also says small caps have numerous tailwinds to fuel growth. Small-cap stocks are still an investor's best bet, even as the Trump administration makes progress toward easing trade tensions, "Shark Tank" investor and entrepreneur Kevin O'Leary told CNBC on Monday.

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