Row 94489

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If you look at the S&P500 : highest proportion of good companies (in number of compagnies), a level only reached by Denmark and maybe Finland. Then Switzerland and Sweden are significantly behind

The S&P500 outperform because the companies will overall grow faster. Not only that, but because of the companies outperformance they are valued higher and it doesnt look that it will change.

The question is why is there the biggest proportion of good companies ? That is because good companies with a capacity to reinvest will grow. Bad business usually don't. Not only that but good businesses are valued higher than bad businesses which means that good businesses are bigger in term of capitalisation than their operational size. Bad businesses are smaller.

The conséquences is that the biggest compagnies in a country are usually of better quality than the small companies (in term of market cap). Because the US is really big, the sample of companies is high enough that big companies are actually better, unlike small countries whose small number of companies makes it sometimes diverge from this principle because of individual companies.

The S&P has 500 companies, unlike the CAC40 or the SMI20 which means that it is more diversified as à pool of big companies from à country

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