US Small Caps: From Macro Complacency to Stranglehold
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US Small Caps: From Macro Complacency to Stranglehold
In mid-January, we flagged IWM’s Macro Share of Risk (MSR) at range lows — a classic complacency signal. Sharpe ratios at multi-year highs. The Goldilocks consensus in full swing.
That was the peak.
Since 22-Jan, IWM is down 7%. But Qi’s macro factor model shows the macro drag is nearly double that: -12.7%.
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