As I have been pontificating for some time, large cap growth is not the place to be. I have been a big proponent of mid-caps with a keen eye on small caps. Just a snapshot of what we have seen generally across the capitalization spaces:
Having a focus on growth (instead of value, which to me does not make sense at this juncture) we see the following:
Over the last three months, small-caps have outperformed mid-caps by 200bps. Yeah, when markets are choppy, small-caps will have more volatility, but if you are invested, continue to shift into small-caps.
Now this probably isn't news to many folks, but I feel the need to get it out there.
Interesting trade idea though might be a growth/value arb. Long IWO, short IWN.
Showing posts with label market cap. Show all posts
Showing posts with label market cap. Show all posts
Monday, January 10, 2011
Small Caps - Continue to Position
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Market Cap Update
Equity market cap update:
Mid-caps continue to outperform, small-caps passing large-caps, so I am maintaining my mid-cap position with a little small-cap added for good measure within my passive allocation. As I posted on Tuesday, FEZ would be a good play on the bailout. Outperforming SPY by 200bps last two days. Still a little left to go - watch for an actual announcement and pay attention to the roll of the ECB.
Mid-caps continue to outperform, small-caps passing large-caps, so I am maintaining my mid-cap position with a little small-cap added for good measure within my passive allocation. As I posted on Tuesday, FEZ would be a good play on the bailout. Outperforming SPY by 200bps last two days. Still a little left to go - watch for an actual announcement and pay attention to the roll of the ECB.
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- M. Terry
- A student of the markets that has held portfolio management, analysis and trading positions for over 15 years.


