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Thread: Mid cap value?

Started 4 months, 1 week ago by jlhod1
Looking at the Mid-Cap indexes from Vanguard and their P/E ratios and P/B ratios: MCG 21.6 and 2.7x MCB 25.4 and 1.7x MCV 30.9 and 1.2x Why does there seem to be an inverse relationship between P/E and P/B values? Also is there any merit in the idea that you can own fewer funds (simplify) and use Mid cap as a way to provide diversification similar to having both large...
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Blue replied 4 months, 1 week ago
Predicting an appearance by Mel in 3, 2,......

SmallHi replied 4 months, 1 week ago
earnings are noisy and of little use. P/B is a better measure here, and draws out like you'd expect. sh

JackPine replied 4 months, 1 week ago
I am interested in this as well. I notice lots of 'lumper'/'sd' talk but mid caps are not often addressed. The exception being mel's 'unloved'.

jeffyscott replied 4 months, 1 week ago
Probably explained by more companies with negative earnings in the value category. _________________ Jeffy press on, regardless - John C. Bogle

gkaplan replied 4 months, 1 week ago
Mel? Mel? _________________ Gordon

gkaplan replied 4 months, 1 week ago
Mel? Mel?

bnw2001 replied 4 months, 1 week ago
geez it's the weekend, let Mel "mid-caps" Lindauer have a couple of days off

 

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gkaplan
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Mid cap value?
Published (2009-08-09 01:10:00)
Mel? Mel?
bnw2001
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user's latest post:
Mid cap value?
Published (2009-08-09 04:16:00)
geez it's the weekend, let Mel "mid-caps" Lindauer have a couple of days off
jlhod1
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Mid cap value?
Published (2009-08-08 20:12:00)
Looking at the Mid-Cap indexes from Vanguard and their P/E ratios and P/B ratios: MCG 21.6 and 2.7x MCB 25.4 and 1.7x MCV 30.9 and 1.2x Why does there seem to be an inverse relationship between P/E and P/B values? Also is there any merit in the idea that you can own fewer funds (simplify) and use Mid cap as a way to provide diversification similar to having both large cap and small cap? Why does there seem to be so little use of mid cap in the...
Blue
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Mid cap value?
Published (2009-08-08 20:24:00)
Predicting an appearance by Mel in 3, 2,......
SmallHi
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user's latest post:
Mid cap value?
Published (2009-08-08 20:39:00)
earnings are noisy and of little use. P/B is a better measure here, and draws out like you'd expect. sh
JackPine
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Mid cap value?
Published (2009-08-08 21:36:00)
I am interested in this as well. I notice lots of 'lumper'/'sd' talk but mid caps are not often addressed. The exception being mel's 'unloved'.
jeffyscott
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Mid cap value?
Published (2009-08-08 22:40:00)
Probably explained by more companies with negative earnings in the value category. _________________ Jeffy press on, regardless - John C. Bogle

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