In May, Technology stocks beat the rest of the market by the widest margin since October 2001.
www.marketwatch.com/story/nasdaq-outperforms-dow-in-may-by-widest-margin-since-dot-com-crash-as-magnificent-seven-stocks-power-higher-397c1274
Technology and related sectors are up 7-11% over the past month, while the rest of the market has gone nowhere.
www.sectorspdrs.com/sectortracker
This has been a difficult environment for our strategy, as we do not generally invest in Technology stocks. However, we are not going to change our strategy because Technology stocks just had a great month. Longer-term returns are determined by fundamentals, which continue to be favourable for Value stocks.
viewpoint.bnpparibas-am.com/value-stocks-still-cheap-relative-to-growth-sector-peers/
What would a recession do to Value stocks? Many believe Value stocks are more sensitive to the state of the economy than Growth stocks and would do badly in a recession. The good news is that historically, Value stocks have outperformed in recessions.
www.gmo.com/americas/research-library/value-does-just-fine-in-recessions_whitepaper
A mild recession is already in the price of Value stocks. It would take an above-average recession for Value stocks to decline from here, in our view. Thus, the portfolio continues to be concentrated in cheap Value stocks, especially those from the Financials sector.
2023 performance YTD
@triangulacapital +12.1%
$SWDA.L +11.4%
Portfolio changes
None.