Small Cap Relative Valuation

Value, Blend, Growth, and a Bonus!

Once again, skipping over the initial two analysis steps discussed previously, we can quickly review the current growth and size trends for small cap funds. Starting with small cap value, relative valuation has almost rebounded back to the long-term trend:

The chart for blended growth and value small cap looks pretty similar and generally shows that small cap stocks are almost at long-term trend levels again:

For growth, we see the opposite in that there is still has some room to fall:

And, as a bonus, we see similar behavior for growth in the mid cap range:

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