 | I love investing in smaller companies.
As I wrote last week, smaller stocks tend to outperform larger stocks over time. And the effects are even more powerful when combined with the other five primary factors that drive my Stock Power Ratings system: momentum, volatility, growth, value and quality.
But I also know that markets often follow cycles. Certain sectors of the market do better or worse depending on how the economy is doing and what’s happening at the macro level.
This year has not been kind to small-cap stocks thus far. Over the past 12 months, the S&P 500 is down about 16%. But over the same period, the small-cap Russell 2000 is down more than 23%.
Click here to see why. Suggested Stories: Why Smaller Stocks Will Thrive Out of This Bear Market
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| This is the government’s fourth and final assault on the dollar. And as you’ll see here ... there’s a small window open to protect yourself and your family. | |
Chart of the Day Some economists have a sense of humor.
One seems to be Herb Stein. President Richard Nixon's economic adviser is also the father of funnyman Ben Stein.
Many remember him for Stein's Law, which states: "If something cannot go on forever, it will stop."
This seems silly yet profound at the same time.
At first glance, we may wonder if it even needs to be said.
Economists often extrapolate current conditions into the future.
Stein's Law is a caution against that.
It reminds economists to consider additional data to understand if a trend is supportable.
Stein's Law certainly applies to consumer spending.  (Click here to view larger image.) Suggested Stories: Pandemic Darling Stocks Face a Brutal Reckoning
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1926: And for his next trick… Harry Houdini, a notable magician and escape artist, said he could withstand a punch to the stomach at any time — anywhere. When Houdini died of an abdominal infection from a stomach injury on this day, many believed it was from a punch he did not suspect. To this day, many still debate his cause of death. | |
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