This chapter explores whether an S&P 500 fund is still sufficient for investors, considering its remarkable performance over the past decade. It discusses the rise of the Equal Weight S&P 500 Index and the outperformance of value stocks, leading to questions about diversification and fund mixes.
S&P 500 fund has more than tripled in the past decade.
Equal Weight S&P 500 Index is outperforming the regular index.
Value stocks are outperforming growth stocks.
Shares in Europe and China are outperforming the U.S.