A table that Refinitiv publishes only occasionally is valuable since it gives perspective on the S&P 500 sector’s market cap weight in the benchmark, versus that same sector’s earnings.

While there are various sized gaps in performance between market cap and equal weight sectors, we would highlight that there are some sectors with notable divergences when looking at the chart.

There are a lot of similarities to today’s stock market vs the late 1990’s, but the market cap weight to earnings weight ratio is far more reasonable today than 25 years ago.

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There seems to be a logical reason for money to gravitate from large cap funds to equity weight index funds ...

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The strategy’s constraints also keep constituent weights fairly close to their market-cap weights in the broader market.