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Small caps face a challenging outlook with further economic slowing forecast in 2024. However, they're an asset class that historically outperforms as economic recovery begins and remains a closely watched space by advisors and investors.
It's been a strong year for tech-oriented indexes and many mega-cap companies. Despite first-half challenges, small-caps continue to recover in the second half of the year.
Small-caps continue to capture advisor and investor interest, with billions of inflows into small-cap ETFs in the first half, according to FactSet data. Advisors would do well to consider the Nationwide Russell 2000® Risk-Managed Income ETF (NTKI), given its outperformance in the first half.
The information technology sector garnered significant media and investor attention in the first half of the year. However, small-cap ETFs proved to be an attractive buy for investors and pulled in outsized flows heading into the summer months.
The upward momentum of markets in the first month of the year could be a sneak peek of potential winners on the other side of the Fed's rate-hiking regime. Advisors overwhelmingly are looking to small-caps as the most attractive option in the next six-12 months as rate hikes ease and inflation falls.
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