Large Cap
Cyclical Stock Dominance — How Long Can It Persist?
An in-depth examination of performance relative to Growth stocks; what has been typical in terms of leadership duration; and how the economy and inflation may affect the current trend.
Large Cap Growth Versus Large Cap Value
Large Cap Growth stocks are relatively cheap compared to Large Cap Value stocks. The next major trend should be in Large Cap Growth.
View From The North Country
Many consultants and their clients have tightened the style boxes and narrowed the definitions to such a degree that it hamstrings the manager….and it’s detrimental to the client’s long term results.
Big Cap Versus Small Cap: S&P 500 Versus Russell 2000
The following table compares the performance of the Russell 2000 Index (since its inception in 1979) with the S&P S00. Over this entire period, the Russell has outperformed the S&P in ten of the twenty years (S0% of the time), producing a slightly lower annual compound rate, 12.4%, versus 13.6% for the S&P 500.
Tracking the Big Cap and Secondary Stock Relationship...Some New Analytical Tools
Historically, small cap stocks have outperformed big cap stocks in about two out of three years. But this has not been the case since mid-1983. What is going on? Has the investment world changed? Will small stocks ever again lead the parade?