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"Small cap growth strategy underperformed amid market rotation from Software to defensive sectors following Iran conflict. Energy and semiconductor holdings delivered strong gains while software positions faced AI disruption fears."
TimesSquare's U.S. Small Cap Growth Strategy underperformed in Q1 2026, declining 6.71% net versus the Russell 2000 Growth Index's 2.81% decline. The portfolio faced headwinds from market rotation away from Software toward Energy, Materials, Regional Banks, and Utilities following Iran conflict and geopolitical tensions. Energy holdings performed strongly with Matador Resources surging 50% and Excelerate Energy gaining 19% as oil prices spiked. Semiconductor companies delivered robust results with MACOM, Onto Innovation, and Lattice Semiconductor posting 26-30% gains driven by datacenter and AI infrastructure demand. Healthcare holdings showed mixed performance with CG Oncology advancing 64% on accelerated trial timelines while Stevanato Group declined 32% on oral formulation concerns. Software positions faced AI disintermediation fears despite strong fundamentals, leading to position adjustments including trimming Wingstop and adding to ServiceTitan on weakness. The team remains focused on identifying durable business models capable of navigating the new era where capital allocation is increasingly driven by strategic necessity rather than pure economic returns.
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