The rising tide of the stock market has lifted all boats over the past several years, but it’s lifted some more than others. Look at returns from just about every time period over the past decade or so, and you’ll find one segment almost always come out on the bottom — small cap value.
From Chris Kimble: Year to date, Small and Micro Cap stocks don’t have a ton to brag about when compared to the S&P 500, as both are lagging by several percentage points.
From FMDCapital.com: The stock market has now broken out to new all-time highs and many investors may be ill-positioned to take advantage of the latest surge. Based on sentiment indicators, fund flows, and structural positioning the overwhelming momentum has been with defensive areas of the market.
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Vanguard has been leading the ultra-cheap ETF market, and is easily the top choice for investors seeking low-cost products in many fund categories. This technique has proven to be a winning strategy for the company as investors have flocked in droves to
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I previously detailed here and here how an investor can use ETF Replay to screen for best performing ETFs based on momentum and volatility. Since I first wrote the articles, some of ETF
I previously detailed here and here how an investor can use ETF Replay to screen for best performing ETFs based on momentum and volatility. Since I first wrote the articles, some of ETF
Small cap and mid-cap stocks and ETFs have been known to be at the forefront of growth during times of economic recoveries, and over the past few months, they have been leaving large caps in
I previously detailed here and here how an investor can use ETF Replay to screen for best performing ETFs based on momentum and volatility. Users can set up their own portfolios, track