The choppiness of the S&P 500 is evident, but really doesn't provide a glimpse into what's been happening with the growth stocks. The 3 relative price charts below the S&P 500 provide much more evidence of the current market rotation away from growth
stocks. Growth relative to value is declining at all 3 levels - large cap, mid cap, and small cap - and that shouldn't be totally unexpected when the Fed announces it expects to raise interest rates 3 times in 2022. I don't believe we'll see 3 rate hikes, but the market is reacting to that possibility. Higher interest rates reduce the present value of future cash flows. Growth stocks are valued based on those future cash flows, so the recent selling certainly could be
attributable to that.