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FYI: You know a trade war is getting ugly when Harley-Davidson—an iconic American manufacturer—announces plans to shift jobs abroad. But some strategists say investors may be losing sight of the bigger picture: that America is in a strong position to extract trade concessions from China and other countries, and that the U.S. may come out ahead in the long run. Regards, Ted https://www.barrons.com/articles/4-etfs-that-will-prosper-in-a-trade-war-1530121662?mod=hp_highlight_1
How many of the U.S. small caps feed the large caps with product; and if the large cap's require less "feed", then what ??? Perhaps, if this would come to be; a matter of time would be one possible answer. Large cap starts to shrink first, then the small cap eventually. Your perspective is most welcome. Catch
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Your perspective is most welcome.
Catch