Large Cap Growth, Mid Cap Value, and Mid Cap Performance Versus The Broader Market

Plenty of things still far from their long-term trend

Skipping over the initial two analysis steps discussed previously, we can quickly review the current growth and size trends for a few more funds. Let’s start with large cap growth, which still shows plenty of room for correction back to the long-term trend:

On the other hand, mid cap value is currently showing the largest deviation from its long-term trend:

And blended mid cap of both growth and value is still underperforming the broader market but not by as much:

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