Daily Report : Why the average S&P 500 stock deserves a second look
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Why the average S&P 500 stock deserves a second look: The average S&P 500 stock has not had a good time lately. In December, the equal-weight S&P 500 index underperformed the cap-weight version of the index by nearly -4%, one of the worst relative months since 1957. Over the past two weeks, no more than 1% of S&P stocks have hit a new high, a rare "not winning" streak during uptrends. |
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Why the average S&P 500 stock deserves a second lookBy Jason GoepfertBOTTOM LINEThe average S&P 500 stock has not had a good time lately. In December, the equal-weight S&P 500 index underperformed the cap-weight version of the index by nearly -4%, one of the worst relative months since 1957. Over the past two weeks, no more than 1% of S&P stocks have hit a new high, a rare "not winning" streak during uptrends. FORECAST / TIMEFRAME |
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