Sentences with phrase «market index does»

In fact, sectors within a market often have much lower correlation to each other than the broad market index does to its global counterparts.

Still, for broad - market indices I don't see a solution.

Market indexes do not include expenses, which are deducted from fund returns as well as mutual fund averages and indexes.

In both cases, REIT share prices started to reflect the weakness in leasing and the deterioration of rent growth earlier than private market indices did.

Not exact matches

The second biggest contributor in the Dow's record - breaking journey is also a bank, but it doesn't even come close to Goldman Sachs» influence on the market index.

«Having only a few index funds makes managing your portfolio pretty straightforward, and there should be little to no overlap of market coverage, if done properly.»

While that might suggest the «smart money» is signaling a swift correction, don't necessarily buy it: Lipper research found that «following the most recent periods of four or more consecutive weeks of net outflows from the Lipper High Yield ETF segment, the market — as measured by the BofA Merrill Lynch U.S. High Yield Master II Index — performed relatively well in the calendar month that immediately followed.

First of all, be reminded that the stock market — as it is presented by the Dow and Standard & Poor's indices, for example — does not deal in «net» returns.

I sent out to some people last Wednesday why I thought the CDS market would outperform ETF's, and that is still my view, and has a lot to do with the bonds that make up the high yield index and their rate risk exposure for some, and horrible convexity for others.

A lot of academics have analyzed total market returns based on indices and done Monte Carlo simulations of portfolios with various asset allocations, and have come up with percentages that you can have reasonable statistical confidence of being safe.

And the index funds themselves will keep right on tracking the same markets, so there's no risk that some manager will suddenly decide to do something different, forcing you to rethink all your investments.

Unlike many investment companies, the Fund does not try to «beat» the Index and does not seek temporary defensive positions when markets decline or appear overvalued.

If every valuation metric I can find didn't suggest the domestic equity (and real estate) market is historically expensive, I'd try to follow Buffett's advice for his wife's estate and put 90 % of my assets in broad market equity index funds.

What I find to be the most interesting (and unanswerable) part of this discussion is what impacts the rise of indexing will have on the markets and what this will do in terms of opportunities for stock pickers going forward.

It is clear that simply investing in broad market indices across many countries does little to protect against bad times.

When you put your money in an index fund, you're investing in a broad range of stock or bonds (again, usually an entire market), so you don't have to deal with — or do the research associated with — buying and selling individual stocks.

Since I don't know anyone personally in this field or probably have the net worth to invest in it, I'll just keep on dollar cost averaging in an index fund as the market is nosediving like today.

What we do know for the stock market, as represented by the S&P 500 index, is that the long term trend is up and to the right.

A portfolio that's relatively independent of the overall market, and that doesn't attempt to beat a particular index, is recommended.

Now that we've seen heavy selling pressure in the broad market for the past two days, let's do an updated review of key support levels on the S&P 500 Index ($ SPX) and Nasdaq Composite ($ COMPQ):

He doesn't want to develop an index used in a product that either «manipulates markets or is easily manipulated.»

, the index that's often used as a gauge of how the stock market's doing, has slipped 360 points, or 1.7 percent.

Claymore's CDZ is based on a S&P / TSX index that does away with the 95 % of market cap rule.

So far in March, the Dow Jones industrial average, the index that's often used as a gauge of how the stock market's doing, has slipped 360 points, or 1.7 percent.

In fact, I have long thought that one of the biggest risks in investing is that you dramatically underperform the broad market, and a low - cost index fund basically ensures that you won't do that.

Now that we've seen heavy selling pressure in the broad market for the past two days, let's do an updated review of key support levels on the S&P 500 Index ($ SPX) and Nasdaq Composite ($ COMPQ): Price action was horrible on the S&P 500 on Friday (May 4), as it gapped down, trended steadily lower intraday, -LSB-...]

My colleague Martin Small in a recent blog post shed some light on why size does not equal risk in the bond market, which is one of the most common misunderstanding of index management.

Perhaps you're thinking that if you simply do short - term trading stocks and ETFs with the most relative strength to the major indices, there's not much of a concern to worry about market timing because these stocks will outperform.

The Bloomberg Commodity Index actually beat the market in July, the first time it's done so this year.

Do you believe the working group with China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) will speed up the inclusion of China A-shares in MSCI Emerging Markets Index?

One can effectively manage funds to track bond indexes, even though the bond market does have complexities and idiosyncrasies that don't exist in the stock market.

Does the fact that the average stock is already in a bear market mean the indices have to catch up and move lower?

All the main stock market indexes plunged at least 2 % on heavy volume on January 24, but how much did that really affect the «big picture» of the overall market trend?

The Nasdaq 100 Index, which basically did not budge during the entire rally in the rest of the broad market, is already trading below key support of its 50 - day MA.

In most markets, if Google were to switch off the power that links hold and for example make social the main ranking factor they would have a very odd looking index with pages that should be ranking not appearing because they don't have the social traction.

That's because, since they're passively following the market, index funds don't buy and sell as frequently.

This does not mean we should suddenly be selling our long positions (since our market timing model is now in a «buy mode»), but a pullback as the index runs into this resistance level would not be surprising.

Value and Quality doesn't always outperform and market - cap weighted index (such as SPY), but when it does, the returns are very satisfying.

As we saw last year, Quality and Value doesn't always beat a simple market - cap weighted index fund (such as SPY), but when it does, it can work extremely well.

Just because an index can describe «the market» doesn't mean that you can invest in it seamlessly.

It doesn't matter whether the market indexes, consumer confidence, or geopolitical news flow seems good or bad, you just keep on keeping on with every paycheck.

What I found is that Facebook is doing OK, but not great by any means — see one Forrester analyst's recent open letter to Mark Zuckerberg, pointing out that Facebook comes dead last on a satisfaction index of digital marketing channels.

Begin by using major indexes like the S&P 500 ®, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, or the NASDAQ Composite Index and observe what the market is currently doing.

The S&P / TSX Composite index is flat on the year (including dividends), while markets around the world are doing well.

Do peaks in the S&P 500 Implied Volatility Index (VIX) signal positive abnormal U.S. stock market returns?

The typical economic reports such as the consumer price index, GDP growth, Tankan index, and so on, are also considered potent drivers of the EUR / JPY cross, but they don't reach the degree of consideration accredited to stock market changes and the Bank of Japan decisions.

Does the U.S. stock market volatility risk premium (VRP), measured as the difference between the volatility implied by stock index option prices recent actual index volatility, usefully predict stock market returns?

Most active share traders will fail to beat the market, and would do better in index funds.

(All that said, some active funds do better than index funds in bear markets — but this is typically because they hold a slug of cash to meet client redemptions, and this cash doesn't fall when the market does.

Emerging - market dollar debt slid, as did an index of commodities.