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As the Rotation Dies, Wall Street Is Blaming the Wrong Flaw in Small Caps

Sep 11, 2026 · 06:02 AM ET· updated 1h ago
As the Rotation Dies, Wall Street Is Blaming the Wrong Flaw in Small Caps

Surging energy prices and rising yields stall market broadening, forcing a return to mega-cap tech and semiconductor dominance.

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Money moved away from smaller companies and back to giant tech stocks because energy got expensive and interest rates rose higher. When you see money flowing back to the biggest companies, it often means people feel worried about the future.

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