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Passive investing's algorithmic flows are warping stock valuations, creating illusions of value while masking genuine opportunities in overlooked fundamentals-driven stocks.

Bank of America predicts international stocks will outperform U.S. markets in the second half of the 2020s, driven by AI's disproportionate impact on America's tech-heavy economy.

Emerging markets post strongest rally since 2005 as investors rotate away from U.S. tech stocks. Capital flows shift toward better valuations and commodities in developing economies.

S&P 500 trails global markets by widest gap since 1995, down 9% year-to-date. International stocks attract investors due to lower valuations and emerging market strength.

Supreme Court limits presidential tariff powers, sparking market shift: small-cap stocks fall while emerging markets surge on prospects of reduced trade barriers.

Emerging market equities significantly outperform U.S. large-cap stocks, with IEMG up 44% versus modest S&P 500 gains, driven by broad-based regional strength.