dispersion
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Engineers were also undersupplied because engineering tends to be a major with lower enrollment relative to other fields, and a greater dispersion of fields that hire engineering graduates.
From Barron's
The implied dispersion of stocks, how much they are expected to move relative to each other, is very high, as Tim Edwards, head of index investment strategy at S&P Dow Jones Indices, points out.
“Against this backdrop, investors may benefit from active management, selective stock picking, and sector‑rotation strategies designed to capitalize on broader dispersion and the increased opportunities it presents,” he said.
From Barron's
Torres at Interactive Brokers said the widening dispersion within the S&P 500, with different stocks and sectors increasingly trading in different directions, could be cause for concern.
From MarketWatch
“The market is increasingly pricing dispersion and separating likely AI beneficiaries from businesses where AI could compress margins or automate away fee pools.”
From Barron's
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