High beta, value factors among the star performers, while low volatility lags amid heightened appetite for risk The high beta, value and
size factors outperformed the broad - market S&P 500 Index by a sizeable margin during the third quarter, with the S&P 500 High Beta Index gaining 12.18 % during the three - month period — outpacing all other Read more -LSB-...]
Not exact matches
In explaining why some schools were
outperforming others, the report found, «Nearly 80 % of variance among individual schools performance can be explained by a few
factors, amongst which, enrollment
size and concentration of low level students (both ELA and Math) are the most important.»
Luciano Siracusano, chief investment strategist at WisdomTree explains, «WisdomTree's existing suite of dividend - and earnings - weighted ETFs have typically tapped into the smart beta
factors of value, quality and
size and, in many instances, have
outperformed their market capitalization - weighted benchmarks, while exhibiting relatively low tracking error against those benchmarks.
Size: The size factor seeks to capitalize on the fact that small - cap stocks have historically outperformed large - cap securit
Size: The
size factor seeks to capitalize on the fact that small - cap stocks have historically outperformed large - cap securit
size factor seeks to capitalize on the fact that small - cap stocks have historically
outperformed large - cap securities.
And yes, I do agree that BRK's
size (and other
factors) make it likely it will
outperform the S&P 500 by only a very small margin.
[1] The discovery of the «small cap risk premium» — over a 40 - year period to 1975 small cap stocks
outperformed large cap stocks on a risk - adjusted returns basis — officially made
size an investment
factor.