Divergence in Market Cap Segment Performance

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A divergence is observed in the market with mega cap stocks leading while a significant percentage of members in the Russell 3000 are at a 12-month low. Although this may include lower-performing companies, it is a notable trend. If the broader market begins to decline, there may be cause for concern, but currently, the rest of the market is expected to catch up as seen in past instances of divergence over the last 15 years.

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