A surprising trend over the past year has been the performance of small-cap value stocks compared to the broader market, outperforming the S&P 500 by 13%. Typically, these companies are not very attractive to investors because of their size and moderate growth. While semiconductors and other growth companies continue to dominate the market, why have small value stocks been so appealing?
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