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When reviewing the research presented by the likes of Fama - French, Ben Felix and Paul Merriman regarding small cap value they do lots of different comparisons between the different asset classes of stocks. They'll compare Large Cap value, Large Cap Blend (S&P 500), Large Cap Growth, Small Cap Value, Small Cap Growth, REITS and etc. They come to the conclusion that Small Cap Value has performed the best in many different time periods and lengths of time.
In recent times it seems as though Tech namely QQQ/VGT (Nasdaq 100) has been outperforming Small Cap Value. All of the aforementioned researchers have compared Small Cap Value to different sectors/ asset classes of stocks but none have really compared them to Tech as an asset class/sector. If we use the readily available data and compare QQQ/VGT (tech) to Small Cap Value, QQQ/VGT severely outperforms Small Cap Value by a wide margin. Is there any research that shows how Tech has performed going back further than what is available from the data set of QQQ/VGT?
Basically, my question is how do we know if Tech wont outperform Small Cap Value when it seems like there hasn't been much research comparing the two like Small Cap Value was compared against other asset classes. And I know the knee jerk answer is to say “You don't know who will outperform!” but does anyone know of any research that looked into this, tech vs small cap value?
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- Entry ID: 6676
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000