September 13, 2000

During the past five years, the relative performance of large capitalization stocks versus small cap stocks has differed markedly from the pattern of the last thirty years. So, too, has the performance of value relative to growth stocks. For the past five years, large cap growth stocks have ruled, while over the past thirty-year period, the prize belongs to small cap value stocks. This dramatic shift in performance has produced some intriguing responses, not the least of which are scars on many previously successful active money managers.

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