The SPDR S&P 500 Trust's (SPY) rally to new highs has been a boon to big-cap investors, but the Russell 2000 has yet to eclipse its 2018 highs, and that's left small-cap investors envious. Fortunately, small caps' under-performance may not last much longer. Over the past decade, the Russell 2000 has enjoyed robust first-quarter seasonality, returning an average of 6.42% during the period, which is more than a half percent higher than the S&P 500.
Source: Limelight Alpha
If history rhymes and small-cap stocks repeat their winning ways again in the first few months of