That doesn't mean that value and momentum strategies won't
outperform over the long haul, but investors could overcome their behavioral biases — and the performance advantage may disappear.
Some asset allocators are convinced one or the other will
outperform over the long haul.
Not exact matches
Each should
outperform markets
over the very
long haul, but that's not what's relevant either.
Just as studies have shown that value investing holds a slight edge
over growth investing
over the
long haul, fundamental investing has shown an ability to
outperform its traditional cap - weighted peers, although that history is not
long once you throw out back - testing (results «proven» by looking backward and seeing how the strategy might have performed had it existed years ago).
Perhaps more telling, this strategy also
outperforms the market as a whole
over the
long haul.
Per Ned Davis Research, dividend growers & initiators
outperform the broader market
over the
long -
haul.
Given this country's focus on commodities you are betting that that sector will
outperform others
over the
long haul.
Michael James does some research to show that a bond & stock portfolio isn't likely to
outperform an all - stock portfolio
over the
long haul.
The implication: Those who think U.S. shares will
outperform foreign stocks
over the
long haul, or who are uncomfortable investing overseas, might stop at a 20 % allocation.
If you read the book Finding Alpha, the author has an extensive discussion on why high quality bonds
outperform low - quality bonds
over the
long haul.
But even when other investments don't
outperform, they'll typically help smooth the ride
over the
long haul.