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A Look At The PEG Ratio: Earnings Growth Versus Valuation
Simply because the P/E for a sector or stock is high, this doesn't necessarily mean it's overvalued. The P/E should be compared to the earnings growth rate for each sector or company.
Dividend Payers And Dividend ETFs Post Strong Returns YTD
In a low (and going lower?) interest rate world it seems a simple approach an investor can pursue is just buying a stock that has a higher yield than the 10-year U.S. Treasury.
An In Depth Look At The Extended Valuation Of Defensive And Income Yielding Equity Sectors
A result of investor demand for defensive and income producing equities is that the defensive consumer staples sector and the income yielding sectors like utilities and telecommunications have generated strong returns this year.
The Pursuit Of Yield Continues To Benefit 2016 Dogs Of The Dow
Investors' continued pursuit of income in this low bond interest rate environment has led them to higher yielding stocks. Partial evidence of this can be found in the total return of the Dogs of the Dow basket of stocks this year.
Income Yielding Equity Sector Valuations Near Historical Highs
Towards the end of 2015 and far ahead of the BREXIT induced market downturn, investors began to seek the apparent safety of income yielding equities.
Stock Buybacks Up Double Digits In First Quarter
S&P Dow Jones Indices reports first quarter stock buybacks for the S&P 500 Index were higher by 12% on a year over year basis. This is the six straight quarter buybacks plus dividends exceeded reported earnings.
Brexit Inspired Equity Pullback: The World Is Not Coming To An End
The damage done to global equity markets on Friday is pretty clear. The Nikkei was down 7.9%, S&P 500 Index down 3.6%, the Dow down 3.4%, the French CAC Index down 8.0%, Spain's IBEX 35 Index down 12.35% and the UK's FTSE 100 Index was down 3.2%
Simply A Technical Review Of The S&P 500 Index
Quite a bit of discussion circulated after the market closed on Friday surrounding the S&P 500 Index and the resulting weekly chart candle that formed. As the candle stick chart clearly shows, a shooting star formed out of the weekly market action.
The Consumer Is In Good Financial Shape
With the weak nonfarm payroll report on Friday, heightened concern arose about the pace of economic growth or lack thereof. Pundits and market indicators believe a Fed rate increase in June is off the table.
Is It Right To Be Bullish Near A Record Market High?
Being bullish after a double digit market decline seems a lot easier than being bullish near market tops. Knowing the market does not move up or down in a straight line, are there factors we see that would support higher equity prices?
An Allocation To International Small/Mid Cap Equities
Investments in high yield bonds and emerging markets generated negative returns, while investments in the Nasdaq and S&P 500 Composites resulted in double digit annualized returns over the most recent five year period.
Bullish Investor Sentiment Lower Than Level Reached In 2009
The American Association of Individual Investors reported another decline in bullish sentiment this morning. Bullish sentiment was reported at 17.8% and comes in below the level reached at the depths of the financial crisis in 2009
Dow Jones Industrial Average Celebrates Its 120th Year
On May 26th the Dow Jones Industrial Average will celebrate its 120th year. In honor of this feat, S&P Dow Jones Indices published a white paper containing a number of facts and figures around the Index.
Bulls Attempting To Take Control On Positive Technicals
The bulls are making an effort to kill off the head and shoulder top pattern. This market action is creating two potential bull flag breakouts.
A Mismatch Between Investor Sentiment And Allocation Surveys
On a monthly basis the American Association of Individual Investors surveys its members on the asset allocation of their members investment holdings. This week, bullish sentiment was reported at 19.3%, far below the longer term average of 38.5%.
Equity Market Headwinds Positioned To Subside
One thing investors in equities know is the market has essentially traded sideways for two years. During this two year period, this sideways chop has included sharp pullbacks, one in late 2014, two in 2015 and the latest in February of this year.
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