Small-cap stocks are making noise right now. The Russell 2000 (IWM) has been outperforming the S&P 500 (SPY) for nine consecutive trading sessions—and that's no small feat this year. The relative spread between these two has widened roughly 5% during this run, marking the strongest small-cap factor performance we've seen since November 2024. When you look at the technicals, there's a clear momentum shift happening in the micro-cap and smaller companies space. Whether this is a sustained rotation or just a tactical bounce remains to be seen, but the consistency of these daily gains is worth monitoring. For traders focused on factor strategies and relative value plays, this could be an interesting window to watch.
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BlockchainNewbie
· 21h ago
Small caps have really surged this time, outperforming the market for nine consecutive days. Whether this can continue remains uncertain.
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All-InQueen
· 21h ago
Small-cap stocks have indeed been quite strong in this wave of the market, winning 9 days in a row is no joke.
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StrawberryIce
· 21h ago
Nine consecutive wins, is this run for small-cap stocks real?
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Russell has turned around; it feels like it's time to bottom fish small caps.
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A 5% spread, I haven't seen this kind of situation since November... need to keep a close watch.
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Micro and small caps are rising; is this a real reversal or just another shakeout? I'm a bit tempted but still observing.
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The momentum is so strong, but I still don't trust this kind of short-term rebound haha.
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The signal for factor rotation seems quite clear; it's rare to see such consistent movement.
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FastLeaver
· 21h ago
Small-cap stocks are starting to move again. Is the nine-day consecutive rally of the Russell 2000 really serious?
Small-cap stocks are making noise right now. The Russell 2000 (IWM) has been outperforming the S&P 500 (SPY) for nine consecutive trading sessions—and that's no small feat this year. The relative spread between these two has widened roughly 5% during this run, marking the strongest small-cap factor performance we've seen since November 2024. When you look at the technicals, there's a clear momentum shift happening in the micro-cap and smaller companies space. Whether this is a sustained rotation or just a tactical bounce remains to be seen, but the consistency of these daily gains is worth monitoring. For traders focused on factor strategies and relative value plays, this could be an interesting window to watch.