For almost four decades, FTSE Russell has divided the market value of stocks in its benchmarks evenly between growth companies prized for their earnings potential and value stocks favored for their relatively cheap prices. Now, as technology giants increasingly dominate the market, the index provider is reconsidering that 50/50 split.
For almost four decades, FTSE Russell has divided the market value of stocks in its benchmarks evenly between growth companies prized for their earnings potential and value stocks favored for their relatively cheap prices. Now, as technology giants increasingly dominate the market, the index provider is reconsidering that 50/50 split.
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