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Three big things you need to know today. First, we continue to see expectations for a 2024 economic recovery embedded in GDP forecasts, and a healing process in earnings expectations is also underway – something we’ve been writing about a lot recently. Second, sentiment is embarking on its own recovery, with net bullishness returning to the AAII investor survey. Third, Small Caps appear to be getting their own recovery started, with a gain of more than 6.6% so far in June through Friday’s close, well in excess of the S&P 500’s 2.8% gain. Passive inflows have helped fuel the rebound, but we think the move is justified and remain overweight Small Caps relative to Large Caps.
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