YAHOO FINANCE CHARTBOOK 32 charts that explain markets and the economy right now Nasdaq GIDS - Delayed Quote • USD The NASDAQ North America Large (^NQNALCT) Follow 4,592.57 +48.32 (+1.06%) At close: July 26 at 5:15 PM EDT Related News Why the tech stock selloff isn't over yet: Wall Street strategists Top strategists warn the tech selloff is far from over amid worry over slowing earnings growth. Wait for Fed rate cut before buying small caps: Strategist Major indexes (^DJI, ^IXIC, ^GSPC) are trading mixed as markets rebound from a tech sell-off. However, small-cap stocks have shown some strength in recent days. Savita Subramanian, BofA Securities Head of U.S. equity strategy & U.S. quantitative strategy, joins Market Domination to discuss the small-cap trend. Subramanian calls small caps "tricky." She notes the Russell 2000 (^RUT) is "cheap and looks like it could do well," but there's a problem: many companies in the index aren't likely to grow. She explains many small-cap companies in the index are "former large-cap companies that drifted into the Russell [2000] over the last couple of years because they can't hack higher interest rates." With the Federal Reserve keeping rates high, Subramanian advises caution: "It's almost like you need to see that first rate cut in order to buy that entire index wholesale because there are a lot of companies in the smaller cap benchmark that have floating rate risk, [and] that have refinancing risk." She adds: "Over a third of the Russell 2000 growth benchmark just doesn't make any money." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Market Domination. This post was written by Angel Smith Broad-based ETFs: Portfolio manager's strategies for investors The three major indexes (^GSPC, ^DJI, ^IXIC) have hit record highs during the last six months. That means mutual funds and ETFs that track those indexes have also seen success. For investors, the question may be: is it time to jump into those assets, or is there a danger of buying in at these levels? Ameriprise Financial private wealth advisor Nancy Daoud joins Catalysts to give insight into how investors should manage their portfolios when it comes to mutual funds and ETFs that track the broader market. Daoud begins with: "It's very important to really take a deep breath and sit back and evaluate, where am I today? Where do I want to be? And how long am I in it for? And of course, a very important part of this is what's my stomach lining or appetite for risk? Because if you're really going to be in ETFs mirroring the S&P and technology, you're going to be on a roller coaster ride for the most part." As for her outlook, Daoud says, "Inflation is cooling, [in] both US and Europe. And, so that's some good news. Earnings look strong. The consumer confidence is fairly strong. There's still a lot more spending than money coming in, unfortunately, so that's a concern, but I think that that it's really more of the same." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Catalysts, This post was written by Nicholas Jacobino Dow Jones Futures: AI Running Out Of Steam? Pay Attention To These Huge Earnings Apple, Microsoft and other titans report earnings this coming week, with AI in focus. The Fed is expected to signal rate cuts soon. How This Week's Big Tech Earnings Could Affect the Broader Market Amazon, Apple, Meta and Microsoft Will Release Quarterly Results This Week Big Tech Earnings Arrive With Nasdaq 100 on Brink of Correction (Bloomberg) -- The violent rotation out of Big Tech has dragged the Nasdaq 100 Index down 8% in just over two weeks, leaving it on the cusp of a correction. 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