.@KidDynamiteBlog Step 1: Use bad (and 100+ year old) index formula. Step 2: Bias towards high-prices stocks. Step 3: PROFIT! :)
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@KidDynamiteBlog Then you simply remove the stock that has fallen the furthest. Exhibit A: BofA.
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.@KidDynamiteBlog Sure, sure, but from low levels and Dow index values high-priced, not high-recent-return, stocks. So GS >> BofA here.
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@KidDynamiteBlog Yes, isn't there even a curse-of-recent-DJIA-additions? BofA, CSCO, ... come to mind.
Sep 10, 2013 · 1:54 PM UTC