The S&P 500 leaves out the small caps and mid caps a total market fund owns

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A bear market is a 20 percent fall and the label changes nothing at the company An index fund owns the weakest company in the index at full weight Index rebalancing day forces every tracking fund to buy the newly added stock at whatever price it opens Market breadth narrows for months before a rally finally breaks When one sector reaches 30 percent of the index a single policy decision moves every retirement account Buying a total market index fund still puts about a third of the money in ten companies A 60 40 stock and bond mix earned its reputation during forty years of falling bond yields Five funds that all track large US stocks add up to one holding with five names The dividend yield on the index says more about the price than about payout policy A portfolio at 90 percent stocks is a bet on a thirty year horizon not on next year

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