Tracking the Keynote Index Fund

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Matt Haughey has worked up a little analysis/thought experiment of just how much money could be made by buying stocks before every Macworld Keynote of the past ten years– he calls it the Keynote Index Fund, and has the stock prices before every keynote, directly after every ‘note, and a day after every

‘note.

And the fact is that buying the stock a day before and holding it for 48 hours (until the day after) would have made you money by the past ten years– he calculates 1.2% growth by 24-hour period, and 2.2% growth by a 48 hour period. Of course, that doesn’t hold a candle to what you would have earned whether you just kept Apple stock the […]

Orginal post by Mike Schramm

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