最新报道:According to Bijie.com, on August 5 (UTC+8), a Jefferies strategist stated that the Federal Reserve may trigger a shift in the stock market landscape, causing smaller-cap stocks to outperform mega-cap tech stocks. Andrew Greenebaum, Jefferies' Senior Vice President of Equity Research Product Management, stated that data since 1990 shows that when the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, the S&P 500 equal-weighted index outperforms traditional market capitalization-weighted benchmarks. Data compiled by the firm shows that over the past four rate-cutting cycles, the equal-weighted index outperformed the traditional S&P 500 by 0.6% over one year, by about 4% over two years, and by an average of 12.5% over four years. In a note to clients, Greenebaum wrote that this time, as the Fed approaches a benchmark rate cut, a "crowded trade" has driven the weight of tech stocks in the index to a record high.