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What's Driving the Russell Rally?

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What's Driving the Russell Rally?

Matt Benjamin, Senior Markets Expert, The Oxford Club

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump likes to claim that his proposed policies would be good for the little guy.

That's debatable. Some probably would, others not so much.

But what is certain is that Trump's policies seem to be very good for the little stock.

Small cap and microcap stocks have been going gangbusters since the July 13 attempt on Trump's life that gave the nominee a boost in election polls - and made his return to the White House suddenly seem much more likely.

Check out this Russell 2000 chart to see all the action...

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