The web search results discuss market movements and tech stocks generally, but none specifically corroborate the claim that tech stocks surged *after* the major market averages bottomed on *March 30* and surpassed highs set *since October*. The evidence is too general or references different timeframes.

The web search results mention 2026 outlooks and market rotations, but none specifically confirm the pattern described—a rotation from large to small and growth to value *in late 2025 and early 2026* while the S&P 500 traded in a narrow range. This appears to be a prediction or specific analysis point from one source.

The web search results mention Energy, healthcare, and consumer staples as potential winners or positive sectors, but none confirm that Energy, Materials, and Consumer Staples were the *top-performing* sectors specifically from the start of the year *through mid-February*.

The web search results confirm the existence and nature of the Russell 2000 Index, but none provide specific data confirming that it spiked *more than 9.5% in the first three weeks of 2026*.

The evidence confirms the existence of performance dashboards for IT and Communication Services, but none provide the specific comparative figures (20% vs 16.5% vs S&P 11.4%) for a specific 'Tuesday close'.

One web search result mentions Consumer Staples surging while Building Materials faltered, and another notes Consumer Staples lagging the S&P 500. However, no single source confirms the exact figures (Materials up 5.5%, Staples little changed) relative to the market.