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Using GTR1, it appears that S&P 500 does better using equal weight and Nas 100 does better using market cap

CAGR 9.91% ^S5T (market cap S&P500 and prior SP 90)from 19251231
CAGR 11.27% ^S5TE (equal weight S&P500 and prior SP 90) from 19251231

CAGR 10.29% ^S5T (market cap S&P500 and prior SP 90)from 19721214
CAGR 12.25% ^S5TE (equal weight S&P500 and prior SP 90) from 19721214

CAGR 12.49% ^N1T (Nas 100) from 19721214
CAGR 10.54% ^N1TE (Nas 100 equal weight) from 19721214

https://gtr1.net/2013/?s19721214::!S5TE

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