AlexR

Siegel vs. Standard & Poor's

The author writes:
> 1. Siegel may or may not be correct in asserting that there is a better way — we have not attempted to analyze that

Well Sir, please DO attempt to analyze it. Siegel's argument is self-evidently right.

Four Commonsense Clues to a Genuine Market Bottom

Point#4 is brilliant. Most people don't realize the S&P 500 is really a Momentum Trading strategy which invests primarily in stocks that have been going up, while underweighting all the garbage that crashed with the previous bubble.

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What about dividend reinvestment? The yield on the QQQQ although very small, is not zero. It might be just enough for a 9/17/2001 investment to be slightly profitable by now.