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iShares Russell 2000 Index Fund (NY:IWM)

281.52 +2.50 (+0.90%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EDT, Oct 2, 2026 Add to My Watchlist
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Breadth Snaps Back as Small Caps Join the Rebound ↗
Via Chartmill
AI Selloff Hits Breadth as Indexes Pull Back From Breakout Highs ↗
Via Chartmill
Topics Artificial Intelligence
AI Unwind Pressures Indexes, But Breadth Holds Up Better Than Price Suggests ↗
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Topics Artificial Intelligence
Breadth Rebounds, But Damage Is Not Fully Repaired ↗
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Breadth Breaks Lower as Tech Rout Hits the Indexes ↗
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Broad Rebound Keeps Breadth Positive as Small Caps Rejoin the Move ↗
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Tape Pauses, But the Broader Breadth Trend Is Not Broken Yet ↗
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Breadth Confirms the Rally, But Leadership Still Runs Through AI ↗
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Breadth Holds Positive, but Small Caps Start to Lag ↗
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Software Joins the Rally as Breadth Holds Firm ↗
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AI-Led Rally Broadens as Small Caps Join the Breakout ↗
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Breadth Holds Positive Despite a Quieter Index Session ↗
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Market Breadth Broadens as Small Caps Join the Breakout ↗
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Small Caps Add Breadth Support, but Confirmation Is Still Incomplete ↗
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Is the IWM ETF Still a Buy After Its Recent Run-Up? ↗
The combination of good value and accelerating earnings growth makes small caps a compelling buy. 
Via The Motley Fool
Topics Artificial Intelligence ETFs Economy
Breadth Improves Again, But Leadership Still Looks Narrow ↗
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Breadth Rebounds, But the Rally Still Needs Better Participation ↗
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Rate Pressure Hits Breadth, but Large-Cap Trend Remains Intact ↗
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Breadth Stabilizes, But Participation Remains Uneven ↗
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One-Day Breadth Shock Interrupts the Breakout ↗
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AI Leadership Extends the Rally, Breadth Improves Again ↗
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Topics Artificial Intelligence
Market Breadth Update May 13, 2026 ↗
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Market Breadth Remains Positive, But Participation Cools ↗
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Breadth Confirms the Breakout, but the Rally Remains ↗
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Breadth Confirms the Breakout, but the Rally Remains Leadership-Heavy ↗
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Breadth Pauses, But the Uptrend Remains Intact ↗
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The Battle of iShares ETFs: Should You Buy the S&P 500 ETF or Russell 2000? ↗
Expense ratios, sector weights, and volatility reveal key differences between these iShares ETFs. Explore how portfolio composition shapes long-term outcomes. 
Via The Motley Fool
Topics ETFs Stocks
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2 Iconic ETFs, 2 Very Different Slices of the U.S. Economy: IWM vs. SPY ↗
Expense ratios, sector exposure, and portfolio composition reveal key differences between these two heavyweight ETFs. How do their risks and rewards stack up? 
Via The Motley Fool
Topics ETFs
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Which Is the Better Growth ETF, the Vanguard Mega Cap Growth ETF or iShares Russell 2000 ETF? ↗
Expense ratios, sector weightings, and recent returns highlight key differences between these two funds’ approaches to growth and diversification. 
Via The Motley Fool
Topics ETFs
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QQQ vs. IWM: Is Large-Cap Growth or Small-Cap Diversification the Better Choice for Investors? ↗
From tech-heavy concentration to broad small-cap diversification, these ETFs offer distinct approaches to growth, risk, and income for investors. 
Via The Motley Fool
Topics ETFs
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