One of the biggest complaints among investors since the recovery rally began has been the domination of the leading large-cap stocks. The inference is that only a relative handful of market-moving stocks have been responsible for the gains in the Dow 30 and S&P 500 ((SPX)) indices of late, while smaller-cap indexes have mostly lagged. All of that has changed, however, with the latest breakout in the Russell 2000 Small Cap Index ((RUT)), which means there's now one less argument for labeling this a bear market. Indeed, as I'll argue here, the bull market formally