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What stands out

Jason Pride, Glenmede's chief of investment strategy, told The Claman Countdown that the market is broadening out and that makes a lot of sense. That observation matters because we have spent years watching a tiny group of mega-cap stocks dominate returns; when participation widens, the mechanics of returns change and risk disperses. Institutional moves back into less crowded names, like recent filings showing Virginia retirement systems adding to Hovnanian Enterprises, underline that this is not just a talking point on business TV. For investors, widening breadth shifts the game from concentration bets to stock selection and portfolio construction.