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Neutral stocks are expected to perform in line with the market over the next 12 months.
52
Priced Based
Momentum
42
Size
2
Volatility
93
Fundamental Based
Value
3
Quality
89
Growth
79
Positive Factors (Top 20%)
Volatility: Low-volatility stocks tends to outperform high-volatility stocks.
Quality: High-quality stocks tend to outperform low-quality stocks.
Negative Factors (Bottom 20%)
Size: Stocks of the largest companies tend to lag the returns of otherwise equally-rated smaller companies.
Value: Stocks with the highest valuations tend to produce weak or negative forward returns.
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