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Small-cap stocks are starting to outperform [Morning Watchlist] You are receiving this email because you are subscribed to Behind the Markets. If you no longer wish to receive these emails, please [unsubscribe]( here.  Prefer to view this content on our website? [Click here.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- Dear Fellow Investor, Big bets are being placed on small cap stocks. For one, according to analysts at Jefferies, small-cap stocks are starting to outperform. “As the year rolls along, small-cap earnings are set to broaden, accelerate, and play a game of catch-up with large,” said the firm, as quoted by CNBC. Two, billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller revealed a substantial bullish position in small-cap stocks recently. According to CNBC, he bought $664 million worth of call options on the iShares Russell 2000 ETF (SYM: IWM). In addition, according to Morningstar.com: “Now could be a good time to consider US small caps. Contrary to a broad academic consensus that small-cap stocks tend to outperform large caps, small caps have trailed large caps for an extended period, which suggests they could rebound. Valuations are compelling, too. In terms of price/earnings, small-cap valuations are low relative to their own history and large caps.” --------------------------------------------------------------- Porter & Co [Porter Stansberry’s 2024 Election Prediction]( In this new documentary, legendary economist Porter Stansberry lays out exactly what’s going on in the 2024 election and why this could be America’s Last Election. [Click here to get all the details]( --------------------------------------------------------------- While you can always jump into individual small cap stocks, you can gain even better exposure with some of the top small cap ETFs, including: ETF: iShares Russell 2000 ETF (SYM: IWM) Again, billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller revealed a substantial bullish position in small-cap stocks recently. According to CNBC, he bought $664 million worth of call options on the iShares Russell 2000 ETF (SYM: IWM). You don’t put that kind of money down unless you’re confident in the near-term direction of an asset. With an expense ratio of 0.19%, the IWM ETF holds small cap stocks, such as Super Micro Computer, MicroStrategy, Carvana, elf Beauty, and Comfort Systems for example. --------------------------------------------------------------- Traders Agency [This “$3 AI Wonder Stock” Could Be Your Financial Lifesaver!]( If you move quickly – before the mainstream press gets wind of what’s going on – a tiny [AI Wonder Stock]( could jumpstart the kind of carefree life you can only dream about right now. Getting positioned is easy… But you’ll need to know its name and ticker symbol. (Which I’m prepared to give you now.) [Discover more about The AI Wonder Stock That Could Make You Richer.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- ETF: iShares Core S&P Small-Cap ETF (SYM: IJR) We can also look at the iShares Core S&P Small-Cap ETF (SYM: IJR). With an expense ratio of 0.06%, the ETF is diversified with small cap stocks, such as Abercrombie & Fitch, Fabrinet, SM Energy, and Ensign Group to names a few top ones. Since bottoming out at around $88, the ETF I now up to $108.62. But with a good deal of interest coming back for small caps, the IJR ETF could test higher highs. --------------------------------------------------------------- Zacks [Experts share 5 stocks Set to Supercharge Your Portfolio FREE.]( New market shifts are creating rare and lucrative opportunities for savvy investors. Using the Zacks Rank, our Stock Pros have identified 5 stocks could take your portfolio to the next level. Don’t miss out. The next surge in values is set to start soon. [Click here to get your free report now.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Join Daily Guru Trades!]( Want more free daily trades in your inbox? [Sign up for Dylan Jovine's Daily Guru Trades Today.]( Do you have your eye on any small-cap stocks or ETFs we might have missed? Hit "reply" to this email and let us know! Our mailing address is: Behind the Markets, LLC 4260 NW 1st Avenue, Suite 55 Boca Raton, FL 33431 Copyright © 2024 Behind the Markets, LLC, All rights reserved. You're receiving this email as part of your subscription to Behind the Markets. For more information about our privacy practices, please review our [Privacy Policy]( or our [Legal Notices.]( [Behind the Markets](  [Unsubscribe]( Â

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