For all the talk about the Magnificent Seven and the ultra-reliance of just a handful of companies to drive stock-market returns, it turns out the U.S. is in fact one of the least concentrated markets in the world. That’s according to the latest findings of the global investment returns yearbook, by Paul Marsh and Mike Staunton of London Business School and Elroy Dimson of Cambridge University, now being published at UBS after Credit Suisse’s untimely demise.
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