Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Facebook & Google:
- Did you know that these FIVE companies are over 20% of the SP500 Index?
- Did you realize that the stock prices of these firms have risen much faster than sales growth?
- As their prices have risen faster than sales, they have become much more expensive
- Do you believe that stock prices can rise faster than sales forever?
- What is a prudent investor to do?
For investors interested in learning about market cap concentration, index funds, and other historical periods like today, please see our quantamental papers on:
- Market Cap Concentration Part I
- Market Cap Concentration Part II
- Nifty-Fifty
- Index Rebalancing and the Passive Patsies
- Private vs Public Markets
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