Small Cap Stocks vs. Large Cap Stocks

Small Cap Stocks vs. Large Cap Stocks Small caps are currently viewed as an attractive investment opportunity compared to large caps, with several factors suggesting potential outperformance over the next decade. Image: BofA Global Research

Performance – Large Cap Growth vs. Small Cap Value

Performance – Large Cap Growth vs. Small Cap Value Large-cap growth stocks are outperforming small-cap value stocks at a level not seen since the dot-com bubble era. Historical patterns and the potential for economic recovery indicate that this trend may change in the long term. Image: BofA Global Investment Strategy

Cumulative Large Cap vs Small Cap Equity Flows

Cumulative Large Cap vs Small Cap Equity Flows Since 2021, U.S. large-cap funds have seen significantly higher inflows compared to U.S. small-cap funds, highlighting a broader trend of investor preference for larger, established companies. Image: BofA Global Investment Strategy

Performance – Large Cap vs. Small Cap

Performance – Large Cap vs. Small Cap The durability of the rotation from U.S. large caps to U.S. small caps remains to be seen as the market assesses the implications of changing inflation and rate expectations. Image: Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research

U.S. Large Cap Flows

U.S. Large Cap Flows Investor interest in U.S. large-cap funds has surged in 2024, with inflows to these funds positioned to be the second largest on record. Image: BofA Global Investment Strategy

Returns for Small, Mid, and Large Caps

Returns for Small, Mid, and Large Caps U.S. small caps have a track record of outperforming larger companies over extended periods, with potential for a resurgence in performance based on valuation, profitability, and historical trends. Image: BofA US Equity & Quant Strategy

Small Cap Stocks vs. Large Cap Stocks Relative Performance

Small Cap Stocks vs. Large Cap Stocks Relative Performance Is it time for U.S. equity investors to increase their allocation to small-cap stocks compared to large-cap stocks in their portfolio? Image: BofA US Equity & Quant Strategy

S&P 500 Stocks and Non-S&P 500 Stocks as a % of U.S. Large Cap Funds AUM

S&P 500 Stocks and Non-S&P 500 Stocks as a % of U.S. Large Cap Funds AUM Despite the abundance of stocks, the lack of interest in investing beyond the “Magnificent Seven” creates bias, leading to excessive attention and favoritism that may undervalue or neglect other investment opportunities. Image: BofA US Equity & Quant Strategy