Sentences with phrase «weight counterparts»

Over time they've also been known to outperform their market - cap weighted counterparts.

A chart from Tom Brakke's Research Puzzle pix comparing the performance of the S&P 500 and its equal weight counterpart from 2000 to March 2011:

The study showed that although these preemies were not necessarily exposed to a larger number of risk factors compared to their normal birth weight counterparts, these stresses appeared to have a greater impact on their mental health as adults.

Table 1 contradicts this — over the past 25 years, monkey - generated portfolios have outperformed their market - capitalisation - weighted counterparts in both absolute and risk - adjusted returns, and in every region of the MSCI World Index.

However, those portfolios have badly lagged their equal - weighted counterparts since the dawn of the year 2000, as is shown by the respective series for the S&P 500.

Underweight dogs were three times more likely to develop GDV compared to their healthy weight counterparts.

The children born with high birthweight at term were more likely to be obese by kindergarten than their average - weight counterparts.

People who are slightly overweight but not obese — as defined by their body mass index (BMI)-- tend to live longer than their normal - weight counterparts, according to a new Danish study.

At the same time, researchers at the Centers for Disease Control have shown that overweight and obese people are often as healthy as their «normal» weight counterparts.54

Over time, and certainly during the interval covered by the Journal and Vanguard portfolios, equal - weight indices outperformed their cap - weighted counterparts.

An easy way to see this is to consider the difference in returns between the equally - weighted S&P 500 and its «standard» capitalization - weighted counterpart.

I wasn't interested in whether the fundamental ETFs have outperformed their cap - weighted counterparts: over a period of five years, this is virtually meaningless.

And fundamental ETFs typically have management fees 20 to 50 basis points higher than their cap - weighted counterparts, and their indexes may be harder for a manager to follow.

«RAFI corporate bond strategies will tend to have higher credit ratings than their market - weighted counterparts,» the website confirms.

Since June 27, in fact, they have lagged their cap - weighted counterparts, as illustrated below for the S&P 500:

In this period, the S&P 500 Enhanced Value Index delivered higher returns but with higher volatility than its broader, market - cap - weighted counterpart.

It presents a 15 year comparison of the normal MSCI Index with its Value - weighted counterpart (weighted by book value, earnings, cash earnings and sales, not dividends), and also with portfolios screened for single metrics.

In fact, almost the entirety of the 33 basis point gap might be due to the tendency of equal - weighted indices to outperform their cap - weighted counterparts.

Over time, equal - weight indices have outperformed their cap - weighted counterparts — an unsurprising result since equal - weight indices are mathematically certain to have a lower average capitalization, and there's a well - known tendency for smaller stocks to outperform larger stocks.

A study of German shepherds found that overweight puppies were almost twice as likely to develop hip dysplasia as their normal - weight counterparts.

Overweight dogs start on pain medications for arthritis on average 2 years before their normal weight counterparts.

Further, overweight felines and cats with obesity are expected to live shorter lives than their fitter, normal weight counterparts.

Overweight and obese dogs are expected to live shorter lives than their fitter, normal weight counterparts.

The study of nearly 4,400 U.S. adults treated for colon cancer conducted by researchers at the Mayo Clinic found that obese patients were one - quarter to one - third more likely to die over the next eight years than their normal - weight counterparts.