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S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats: Defensive Attributes, Growing Dividends, And Competitive Yields
With looming inflation concerns and the prospect of further volatility, the case for dividend growth strategies may be particularly compelling.
U.S. Equities’ Resilient Run
It has been a tricky start to 2022, with drawdowns in many segments of the equity markets.
Commodities On The Front Foot In January
The strong inflation tailwind that supported commodities in 2021 has bled into 2022, as the S&P GSCI started the year on the front foot.
S&P SmallCap 600: A Pandemic Case Study
Index construction matters when seeking to understand differences in index characteristics and any resulting divergences in index performance.
Latin American Equities Close 2021 In The Red For A Second Consecutive Year, Driven By Weakness In Brazil
While most global markets experienced strong performance in 2021, the S&P Latin America BMI finished the year down 12%, with negative returns in three out of four quarters.
Increasing Diversification Of The Australian Equity Market
Equity markets have changed considerably over the past 10 years. While this growth has led to increased concentration in most of the world’s largest equity markets, Australia is a notable exception.
S&P 500 Twitter Sentiment Indices: Factor Analysis
A marked negative loading on the value factor indicates that the S&P 500 Twitter Sentiment Indices have had a growth bias, while both have had a positive loading on quality factors (profitability and investment), well in excess of the benchmark.
No Safe Harbor For Stockpickers
We can use volatility and its components dispersion and correlation to analyze stock selection conditions globally.
Smart Factories To The Supply Rescue
With the global economy ramping up from the depths of the COVID-19 pandemic, labor shortages and supply chain bottlenecks are hampering manufacturers.
Commodities Crushed It In 2021
The market standard commodities benchmark, the S&P GSCI, crushed it in 2021, rising 40.35% and outpacing other similar commodity indices and asset classes.
Be Careful What You Wish For
One of the distinctive quirks of low volatility indices is that their relative performance typically suffers when their absolute performance is at its best, a pattern that we saw again this year.
Alpha, Omicron: Why?
It’s far too soon to know how much this new variant will impact the world’s economy—but its discovery suggests an interesting thought experiment in, of all things, corporate governance.
Energy Markets Tumble In November
The S&P GSCI, the broad commodities benchmark, declined 10.8% over the month. The poor performance was driven almost exclusively by a major correction in energy prices.
The Fed Is Doing What It Can – Will Emerging Markets Suffer What They Must?
As the Fed gets ready yet again to “taper”, the U.S. dollar has entered another round of strengthening.
Resilience To Rising Carbon Prices: Do Eurozone S&P PACT Indices Stand The Test?
Carbon pricing encourages companies to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, accelerating the transition to a low-carbon economy.
Information Technology Has Evolved To Become A Consistent Presence In The S&P 500 Low Volatility Index
Equities in 2021 had a slow start, but as December approaches it looks to be another stellar year.
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