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Buying winning stocks and betting against losing ones could be a poor strategy in a fast-rebounding market.
Last year’s losers perform well while the winners lag—the opposite of what a momentum trader would be betting on.
Kent D. Daniel and Tobias J. Moskowitz, “Momentum Crashes,” Working paper, March 2013.
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