US stocks are mixed as Technology lags and Financials leads
- S&P 500-0.5%
- Nasdaq 100-1.4%
- Dow+0.4%
- Russell 2000-0.1%
Per CNBC, tech melted down again as the Nasdaq fell about 1%, while the Dow rose.
Per CNBC, tech melted down again as the Nasdaq fell about 1%, while the Dow rose.
Oil prices are falling on Mideast hopes, per WSJ, helping stocks rebound after Friday's selloff.
Intel's steep drop and a tech selloff drove the decline, per Yahoo Finance and Kiplinger.
Nasdaq dives as Amazon and Intel earnings fuel a tech rout, per Yahoo Finance and Business Insider.
Per Bloomberg, the Nasdaq 100 fell 1.5% as AI trade shows new cracks, and per Kiplinger the Nasdaq dropped on Alphabet's rare double miss.
Per CNBC, the S&P 500 is heading for its first loss in four days as Alphabet and Caterpillar fall after earnings.
Per Investopedia, stocks closed higher after the Fed held rates steady, with Treasury yields rising.
Per Yahoo Finance, the Nasdaq is wavering while the S&P 500 and Dow climb ahead of the Fed decision and Big Tech earnings.
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Millions of retirement portfolios hold small-cap funds on the promise that extra risk earns extra reward over time. That bargain deserves a hard look at what actually happened across the last decade.
IWM owns every small cap the Russell 2000 will take, profitable or not, and that open-door policy has a measurable cost that most investors never calculate before buying in.
Treasury yields just hit levels the bond market has not seen since before the financial crisis, and the pain is spreading fast into corners of the market most investors assumed were safe.
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IWM dominates small-cap portfolios by sheer habit, but a rival ETF with stricter admission standards has quietly beaten it across every major time horizon while charging a fraction of the fee.
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QDTE built a loyal following with its Friday payday structure, but Roundhill quietly runs the same covered-call machine on a different index that is leaving the original in the dust this year.
IWM is the default small-cap trade, liquid and familiar, but a quieter alternative has been compounding ahead of it for years thanks to two structural advantages most investors overlook completely.
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