Pretty rare to see so few companies able to outperform an index itself. https://www.sentimentrader.com/blog/stopping-at-a-line-in-the-sand/ …pic.twitter.com/EtK2LQUj3e
This is relative performance of small caps vs. large caps -- index is mostly driven by large caps but most companies are mid or small cap, so when large caps rally vs. small, the index will be up a lot, and most companies will trail it, vice versa when large caps are down
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i.e. what this chart is telling you is that large caps had great performance over the last 12 months and small caps got hammered -- nothing more.
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Smart insight, I do however believe it is indicative of a underlying issue and goes hand in hand with overvaluation. Is it saying the next crash is inbound? Maybe not. But important and worrisome non the less.
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not at my terminal at the moment, but the r2k has way outperformed spx over the last 12 months, right?
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thanks gamestop
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I agree that this insight will explain part of the trend. I'd like to see an index that neutralizes the weight of the cap
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In other words, increasing oligopoly in economy, what increases benefits of oligopolies over small caps. So, small caps suffering to keep up with booming oligopolies that are increasing their weight in index.
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