Value Breaks Above Long-Term Trend vs the S&P 500

Conviction: 62% · Horizon: 2Y · 2026-07-26
IWD/SPY reclaim of the 200-week average signals a durable value lead

For the fourth time since 2007 the ratio of US value to the S&P 500 is rising through its long-term trendline and the 200-week moving average. After more than a decade of growth dominance since the 2008 crisis, a sustained value lead would reprice leadership away from expensive growth names toward inexpensive equities.

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IWD Long Value's reclaim of its multi-year relative-strength trend versus the broad market implies inexpensive US equities can continue compounding leadership if this breakout holds, making Russell 1000 Value the cleanest liquid expression of the factor shift.

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