Is the Historic Small-Cap Cycle Coming to an End?

Is there life still left in the currently aging cycle of outperformance for small-cap stocks, already one of the longest on record?

An analysis by T. Rowe Price sheds some light on the relative behavior.

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Small- and mid-cap stocks have significantly outperformed larger companies since early 1999, far surpassing the historical average of about five years for a typical “small-cap cycle.”

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