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Thanks for this insight Chris. You make a very valid point about the index constantly churning its constituents. There are CFD providers who allow you to take a long position on the index itself (US S&P 500 CFD or the Australian 200 CFD for example) and history would suggest that after a major overall sharemarket crash, these indicies have eventually recovered and entered into positive territory again.
Could you provide your thoughts, views or comments on a strategy like this? As in, investing in the index itself, rather than individual stocks that make up the index?
You can buy the index, there are numerous vehicles that enable you to do this.
The only problem is you will get the index rate of return.
more buyers than sellers, the price goes up relative to your entry price.
you speak clearly in no-nonsense terms, something I value, I’m looking forward to reading all your blogs.
fair point on survivorship bias of an index- evolves over time which is not clearly shown on any chart