Q: Happy holidays 5i team
What has a higher rate total rate of return over time...small cap, mid cap, large cap? I would imagine the geography makes a difference so maybe you could base it off the US exchanges please (We are rather sector concentrated here). Is risk in small caps vs the stability and dividends in large caps or mid caps create that sweet spot? Which is most worthy of investment? Are there statistics to back it up? I have heard you respond that mid caps tend to be your favourites. I understand they offer that nice balance and they are influenced by financial managers through purchases as they grow/ if they grow, but is there proof that they are better through time as a group? Any equal weight ETF's that cover a specific range in capitalization across sectors? Thank you
What has a higher rate total rate of return over time...small cap, mid cap, large cap? I would imagine the geography makes a difference so maybe you could base it off the US exchanges please (We are rather sector concentrated here). Is risk in small caps vs the stability and dividends in large caps or mid caps create that sweet spot? Which is most worthy of investment? Are there statistics to back it up? I have heard you respond that mid caps tend to be your favourites. I understand they offer that nice balance and they are influenced by financial managers through purchases as they grow/ if they grow, but is there proof that they are better through time as a group? Any equal weight ETF's that cover a specific range in capitalization across sectors? Thank you
