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Small Caps Lead Sector Rotation, Tariffs 'Swiss Army Knife'

Liz Ann Sonders with Charles Schwab says the "expectations bar" for Nvidia (NVDA) was likely set too high by investors after it traded lower on numbers "in-line to slightly above" estimates. However, she points to expectations of rate cuts from the Fed giving a significant boost to small caps, seen in recent RUT rallies. Liz Ann notes other rotations happening under the surface of Wall Street. That said, she warns investors to keep tariffs on the radar. She talks about the U.S.'s "Swiss army knife" approach to tariff goals.

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28 Aug 2025

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