Stock returns
Quote from James Charles on 01/09/2021, 3:09 AMHello,
I came across 'this' the other day.
“If you separate out the top
06:22 five or six stocks from the US equity market and just look at how the other 490- something stocks
06:28 behave, they look, in some ways, more like the euro stock index, right? So they've been flat-ish
06:34 for the past decade or so, whereas the top five, six, seven, stocks have really lifted the whole
06:39 index. So if you separate those super companies out, there's less of a difference in some ways.”
(11) Lyn Alden's Macro Masterclass (w/ Raoul Pal) - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zfMQ5X3CzU
Nhoj7374 days agoCan you, or anyone else, validate this assertion {and quantify the 'less of a difference in some ways'}?
Hello,
I came across 'this' the other day.
“If you separate out the top
06:22 five or six stocks from the US equity market and just look at how the other 490- something stocks
06:28 behave, they look, in some ways, more like the euro stock index, right? So they've been flat-ish
06:34 for the past decade or so, whereas the top five, six, seven, stocks have really lifted the whole
06:39 index. So if you separate those super companies out, there's less of a difference in some ways.”
(11) Lyn Alden's Macro Masterclass (w/ Raoul Pal) - YouTube
Quote from Cullen Roche on 01/11/2021, 12:22 PMHi @james-charles
Yes, Lyn is correct. If you extract the best 10 performing tech names from the S&P then the performance looks a lot like the international market. Most of the exceptional US performance has come from a very small number of stocks.
Cullen
Yes, Lyn is correct. If you extract the best 10 performing tech names from the S&P then the performance looks a lot like the international market. Most of the exceptional US performance has come from a very small number of stocks.
Cullen
Quote from James Charles on 01/12/2021, 3:56 PMHello,
Thanks for that.
Regards.
Hello,
Thanks for that.
Regards.