25 'dogs of the S&P 500' that could outperform in early 2017
If you are looking to make money in the stock market next month, your strategy should be to buy the S&P 500's worst-performing stocks of 2016.
That's according to Nautilus Investment Research which measured the "Dogs of the S&P Effect," or "the tendency of the prior year’s laggards to outperform the prior year’s leaders."
The laggards tend to outperform leaders by an average of 4.84% in January "as tax loss selling abates and bottom fishers enter the scen
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