Here’s Why Value Stocks May Shine In 2022

Growth stocks have out-performed value stocks for nearly 15 years, with a major surge from 2017 to 2020. But the past two years have seen this turn into more of a tug-o-war as value stocks attempt to regain long-lost favor. Is a reversal of fortune underway?

It appears that way. Growth stocks leadership is waning and today’s chart highlights this. Above is a “monthly” performance ratio chart of the Growth Stocks ETF (VUG) versus the Value Stocks ETF (VTV). As you can see, the ratio double topped at (1) while breaking short-term trend support.

Yikes. And it is now testing support at (2). If this support fails to hold, it will suggest that a change of leadership is underway. Is it time for value stocks to shine?

The 15-year trend of higher lows and higher highs remains in place. If it breaks support at (2) and it then breaks below last year’s lows, odds increase this long-established trend will experience an intermediate trend change.

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