Investment insights from Capital Group
Outsized impact of the “Magnificent Seven” stocks to returns
Many risk factors overlap and contribute to total risk
Effective number of constituents in the S&P 500 Index
Narrow markets reduce diversification potential
Average S&P 500 Index returns following significant declines in market breadth
Asset Allocation
Interest Rates
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