Nasdaq Dorsey Wright Launches the Large Cap Core Stock Model

Nasdaq Dorsey Wright launches the large cap core stock model: The purpose of the model is to identify high-relative strength equity opportunities from an inventory of 500 US large-cap stocks

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Nasdaq Dorsey Wright

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May 1, 2020 10:17AM EDT

Nasdaq Dorsey Wright today launched the Nasdaq Dorsey Wright Large Cap Core Stock Model. The purpose of the model is to identify high-relative strength equity opportunities from an inventory of 500 US large-cap stocks. The model is designed to hone in on the strongest trends and avoid the weakest trends. It is the dispersion of returns within the model inventory that creates the opportunity for a relative strength evaluation process to identify worthwhile trends to follow, as well as those critical to avoid. The inventory of names evaluated for the model holdings is meant to capture those large-cap names that lead the US market’s movement. Read more here.

The Nasdaq Dorsey Wright Large Cap Core Stock Model is available to NDW Research Platform subscribers of the Enhanced Security Selection (ESS) package, which combines Matrix and Team Builder services. For $100 per month, subscribers to this enhanced package will have access to Matrix Plus Service, which allows you to create custom matrices with up to 100 tickers, as well as set alerts on custom matrix activity. Additionally, the ESS package provides access to our lineup of Fund Score Models (“FSM”), designed to highlight the strongest funds within a family or investment inventory based on NDW fund scores.

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