Strategas Asset Management ETF Strategist Todd Sohn discusses the backdrop for small-cap equities, highlighting the historically extreme losing streak as well as how actively managed strategies are picking up major market share within the ETF space.

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Index Definitions:

"Small-cap" refers to stocks with a small market capitalization, between $300 million and $2 billion. Stocks with a market cap below $300 million are referred to as micro caps, and those below $50 million are called nano caps. Small-cap stocks can trade on any exchange.