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    It's easy to see why investors pile into a company's stock on the heels of highly successful products, technologies, or services.

    Investors rewarded Apple shares after their steady flow of innovative product launches, while Google shares have been on an almost uninterrupted rise since its 2004 IPO.

    Even Facebook has recovered nicely after its initial IPO debacle.

    In each of those examples it's tempting to focus on the products the company offers, to draw a direct line to their success. iPhones and the introduction of stylish touchscreen interfaces in the case of Apple, the aggregation and accessibility of all things data-related in the case of Google, or just mere self-indulgence in the case of Facebook.

    What's important to notice, though, is that in each case we likely wouldn't be talking about them had it not been for shrewd leadership at the top.

    For small caps, finding the right leader can prove a more critical "spark" to major profits... Full Story

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