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Daily Archives: March 6, 2015

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S&P 500 Methdology

The S&P 500’s Dirty Little Secret

Exchange Traded Funds ETFs, Index FundsBy Joshua KennonMarch 6, 201555 Comments

Over the past couple of decades, quiet, subtle, barely-noticed changes in the methodology of the S&P 500 have resulted in the index barely resembling the one that produced the historical returns investors now seem to implicitly assume they will earn in the future.

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