2 Small-Caps With Large-Cap Potential

Key Points

MamaMancini's is a growth stock and a takeover play in consumer staples.
Motorcar Parts of America makes the parts you can't drive without.
Both stocks have catalysts to drive them higher in 2023.
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Companies Mentioned in This Article

Company	MarketRank™	Current Price	Price Change	Dividend Yield	P/E Ratio	Consensus Rating	Consensus Price Target
MamaMancini's (MMMB)	0 of 5 stars	$0.00	-100.0%	N/A	34.09		N/A
Motorcar Parts of America (MPAA)	1.5322 of 5 stars	$5.61	-0.7%	N/A	-2.24		N/A

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