Nov 11, 2020
Stock-market rally due for a ‘pause’ as rotation from growth to value hits an ‘extreme’
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He offered the chart below in a Wednesday note, tracking the relationship between the Russell 1000 Growth Index the Russell 1000 Value Index and the large-cap benchmark S&P 500 :
Meanwhile, the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite which was battered this week as investors dumped tech shares, was up 2% on Wednesday, trimming its week-to-date decline to around 1%.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average which has outperformed this week as investors snapped up stocks more sensitive to the economic cycle, was up just 0.3% Wednesday, leaving it 4.2% higher for the week.Video: Cramer: Bonds are becoming the 'risky assets' (CNBC)
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Dwyer, who remains bullish in his long-term outlook, said he would look to “add risk” on a temporary pause.
The broad market has spiked “following a mixed election and the news of a highly effective Covid-19 vaccine, and we continue to see new highs in Covid-19 cases and the Trump administration has still not conceded,” Dwyer said. “We look to take advantage of any pullback in the SPX and RLV over coming weeks as the market digests the recent gains.”
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