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Cheap against expensive on price to fundamentals: earnings, book, sales, cash flow.

Daily simulated equity curves of six academic equity factors on three US universes, since 2000. Research illustration, not an investment product.
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Research illustration only. The charts on this page show simulated, historical equity curves of well-known academic equity factors, indexed to 100. They are not investment products and are not tradeable, and the content of this page does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any financial instrument. Simulated and past performance is not indicative of future results.
The same curves, summarized. Click a column to sort. Annualized beyond one year.
Total return of each simulated factor curve over the window, ending the latest data point. Columns beyond one year are annualized. Research illustration only. These are not investment products, and the content of this page does not constitute investment advice. Simulated and past performance is not indicative of future results.
Factor models, ranking systems and backtests, worked through with you in Portfolio123.
Cheap against expensive on price to fundamentals: earnings, book, sales, cash flow.
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Equity curves of six academic equity factors (value, momentum, quality, earnings revisions, low beta and short interest) on three US universes, the 1,000 largest US stocks, the 2,000 US stocks below the largest 1,000 and the 3,000 largest US stocks, shown long-only and long-short and indexed to 100. They are simulated research illustrations, not investment products.
Every curve starts at an index level of 100 at the beginning of the selected window. The chart shows how that index level evolves over time, so factors can be compared on the same scale.
Every weekday. The series come from Portfolio123 strategy simulations with daily resolution, with history back to the year 2000.
No. The curves are research and educational illustrations only. They are not tradeable, they are not investment products, and the content of this page does not constitute investment advice.
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