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S&P 500 Watch: March 'Winners' Are Actually the Biggest Losers

A good and interesting twist to data analysis , and we need as many views as we can get, almost all add something to be learned ,and at the very least help keep us current.
Your article serves all of these goals well.

As long as there is short covering, and massive Index buying, and futures arbitrage, there is going to be frequent distortions to what seems rational relative to the pricing of dog stocks that are deservedly beaten down, and then are artificially buoyed up by short covering and the Index buy actions.

This keeps us on our toes, trying to judge when the counter trends will yield to the fundamentally indicated direction.
Your data and comments helps us sort that out -- Thanks.

The Dow's Lost Decade

To Closed:
I also have believed for decades that we need a new financial system. One that legally "requires" honesty, transparency, and all the predictability that is within reason, and one in which the laws have sharp teeth, and a quick bite.
Any sound and pragamatic system can be degraded and destroyed if the power mongers and greed hounds are left to run wild which our politicians and so-called leaders have not only condoned but all too often encouraged and abetted.
I am unsure of the efficacy of the Bretton Woods agreement , but I am willing to learn and try to properly assess it if it in any way could improve on the egregiously profligate proclivities and ruinous frailties of our current "system".