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Non-Tech : S&P Midcap 400 Portfolio (^MID, MDY)
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To: Londo who started this subject1/2/2003 1:37:51 AM
From: Londo   of 181
 
I've updated the title page for this thread.

For 2002:

The S&P 400 lost 15.5%.
The S&P 500 lost 23.4%.
The S&P 600 lost 15.3%.

When will large cap be back in favour? Probably when every dumps their index funds.

I'm just looking at spglobal.com:

Over $1 trillion is indexed to the S&P 500;
Approximately $25 billion is indexed to the S&P 400;
Approximately $8 billion is indexed to the S&P 600.

There is just no way that broad-based index investing in the S&P 500 will continue to yield any sort of superior returns compared to their smaller cousins.
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