Name: The Aim anomaly – Aim’s largest companies the worst performers
Uploaded: 2023-01-20T15:58:40.239889+00:00
Duration: 1906 s
Channel: Vox Markets
Description: The Aim anomaly – Aim’s largest companies the worst performers

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The Aim anomaly – Aim’s largest companies the worst performers

Background to the indices

Small Caps underperform in 2022

A good year for big oil, big mining and big pharma

A lean year for IPOs

Companies wiped out in 2022

Small cap dividends back on track

An insight into factor returns

An unusually large number of Fallen Angels

Is buying Fallen Angels a winning strategy this year

Small Cap still the winning long term asset class

Long term asset returns compared

Microcaps the best performer since 1955

Are growth shares in value territory?

After a horrible year for small cap investors, 2023 could deliver major upside if history is any guide. Vox Markets talks to Scott Evans of the London Business School, part of the team that compiles the closely watched Numis Smaller Companies index about their latest study, and why Small Cap investing has proved a winning long-term strategy.

<p>After a horrible year for small cap investors, 2023 could deliver major upside if history is any guide. Vox Markets talks to Scott Evans of the London Business School, part of the team that compiles the closely watched Numis Smaller Companies index about their latest study, and why Small Cap investing has proved a winning long-term strategy.</p>

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