Row 67214

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I like to think so. But I don't see how the equal weighting precludes returns from being driven by the top companies. Having looked into the details, it seems like that hasn't happened.

But I can still imagine the top 150 or so companies having very strong returns while the remaining 350 barely match up with bond returns or something. So I wouldn't rely on the equal weight S&P without double checking. And for that matter, if we're talking about "the stock market" we should probably check on the 2000+ companies that aren't in the S&P also.

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text I like to think so. But I don't see how the equal weighting precludes returns from being driven by the top companies. Having looked into the details, it seems like that hasn't happened. But I can still imagine the top 150 or so companies having very strong returns while the remaining 350 barely match up with bond returns or something. So I wouldn't rely on the equal weight S&P without double checking. And for that matter, if we're talking about "the stock market" we should probably check on…
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datetime 2024-05-23
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