Outperformance

"Japan is still the cheapest developed market in the world and, notwithstanding recent events, we think it could be set for longer-term outperformance," he said in a note to investors. ❋ Javier Espinoza (2011)

That's because even though the stock market is dominated by mining firms in the midst of a boom, several factors are weighing on the actual securities these days and will likely prevent any long-term outperformance. ❋ Geoffrey Rogow (2011)

As far as I can see, everything written above here is as though the long-term outperformance of the stock market is just some historical pattern that people have happened to notice that might well go away in the future, like Dogs of the Dow or different returns on different exchanges or whatever. ❋ Unknown (2009)

But the long-term outperformance of the stock market isn't just some pattern that people have happened to notice; there are good underlying reasons to expect it all other things being equal, in a market where there's enough smart money, etc. because stocks have higher volatility. ❋ Unknown (2009)

"We believe that strong, broad-based product momentum and extremely solid execution should position Polaris well for continued near-term outperformance."

Morningstar has assigned an Analyst Rating to one quant fund so far: Bogle Small Cap Growth, which earns a Gold rating for its long-term outperformance compared to its benchmark, its experienced and stable team, and solid stewardship.

The moves may have launched many stocks higher, but it's to be seen whether they will they will generate long-term outperformance. ❋ The Street (2012)

Short-term outperformance alone is not a sell sign.

While not having Wall Street analysts covering a stock is a bonus to small caps' long-term outperformance, it also means having to do considerably more legwork in getting to know the ins and outs of a company.

Using the recent sell-off in Chinese and global equities, investors can tap into what will be long-term outperformance.