There’s no question about it — growth stocks have been the place to be during this bull market. However, according to LPL analyst Burt White, the growth trade may have finally run its course in 2017. In a new report, White looked at just how much growth stocks have outperformed value stocks in the past decade. Based on the Russell 3000 style indices, growth stocks have delivered a 50 percent higher overall return for investors than value stocks over the past 10 years. That divergence has continued in 2017, with growth stocks delivering an 18 percent overall return compared to just a 4 percent return for value stocks. White said the current bull market is the longest period of growth stock outperformance in history and investors should be looking to dial back exposure at this point. Instead, he believes value stocks could make a comeback in the second half of the year. Source