Traders on the ground of the New York Stock Exchange.
Source: CNBC
A dramatic run for small cap stocks hit a skid in mid-March, because the Russell 2000 discovered itself in a well-known place of lagging its giant cap friends.
In a four-month span from the tip of October to the tip of February, the small cap Russell 2000 added a whopping 43%, greater than doubling the return of the S&P 500.
But traders appeared to show bitter on smaller corporations a number of weeks in the past, and the Russell 2000 ended March up about 0.8%, whereas the S&P 500 rose greater than 4%.
