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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.

Marc Faber on the Economy, Gold, WWIII

PS , as a follow up, should have mentioned that I watched the Marc Faber video , and got a lot out of it. Expect him to be generally correct on most . if not all, of his observations and recommendations "in time". But as always , timing will be important to the success rate, and there, we all tend to commit our own errors, fallacies, and miscues. Still, I found his thoughts insightful and well worth considering seriously.

Marc Faber on the Economy, Gold, WWIII

Have been watching Joe Battapaglia for many years on Financial TV news, and my friends and I used to laugh and call him "the perpetual bull" -- Not any more!
Joe has evolved and matured into one of the best analysts and deep strategic thinkers anywhere , bar none. He is always keen and razor sharp! And where do we see him , why, on CNBC.
There are a few other great ones like Joe on CNBC, but they are not given their due or just time, just like Joe isn't , because CNBC is much too bland, Corporate and bureaucratic for that.
Quentin Hardy on another channel is also excellent (and the ONLY one that is "fair and balanced" on that channel, if you know what I mean), and there are a few more , but not many as the readers have acknowledged.
Just glad to give Joe and Quentin a hand of well earned applause where I can , because unable to tell them directly, and they richly deserve it. The best of continued success to them.