September is statistically the worst month for stocks, with the S&P 500 averaging a 1.1% loss since 1928, and in 2024, it’s down 2.7%.
Easing interest rates could rejuvenate small-cap stocks, which have been hit harder by high borrowing costs relative to larger companies in recent years.
Small-cap stocks have outperformed larger companies by more than two-to-one since a sector rotation began, suggesting a potential revival.
While a minor interest rate cut won't cure past damages, it could initiate a rally in small-cap stocks, particularly the Russell 2000 index.
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