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Strategies & Market Trends : Zeev's Turnips - No Politics

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To: TREND1 who wrote (40948)3/15/2002 7:10:31 AM
From: Justa Werkenstiff  Read Replies (1) of 99280
 
Larry: Re: "Did you notice that The Q gained almost twice as much as QQQ from Mar 1, 2002 to Mar 14, 2002 ???"

Did you notice the market bottomed on February 22nd and not March 1st <g>? Apparently not as you continue to use March 1st as your measuring point <g>. You might as well randomly pick any day. Hey, maybe we can say the Q dropped twice as much from the peak than the QQQs <g>. Well, maybe because the Q has much more beta then the QQQs. Perhaps, then, an appropriate measure would be to leverage the QQQs to match the beta of the Q and then compare the performance from the bottom which was February 22nd and then see which has the best risk adjusted return as the Q are a few undiversified stocks. Let's face it, the Q are primarily daytrading fodder here now.
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