Posted by sbaxman111 on 26th of Apr 2017 at 11:51 pm
"The current level of the CAPE
ratio 'would suggest reducing your holdings of stocks, especially
for a long-term investor. We can't time the market accurately, but
we know that when it's this high, over the long term, it usually
doesn't do great.'"
With 40% of SP500 quarterlies reported, 'E' is up almost 13% on
average. That and positive ROCs on economic metrics are
constructive. Geopolitical risks may not be. But general
bearishness here is difficult to verify in data.
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CAPE Ratio comment
Posted by sbaxman111 on 26th of Apr 2017 at 11:51 pm
"The current level of the CAPE ratio 'would suggest reducing your holdings of stocks, especially for a long-term investor. We can't time the market accurately, but we know that when it's this high, over the long term, it usually doesn't do great.'"
-Robert Shiller quoted in CNBC, February 24, 2017
CAPE Fear?
Posted by disciple33 on 27th of Apr 2017 at 10:03 am
Generally speaking fading articles like this tends to be profitable
Posted by torvix on 27th of Apr 2017 at 08:10 am
Vix collapse tends to suggest further market gains medium term.
With 40% of SP500 quarterlies
Posted by a_l_ on 27th of Apr 2017 at 12:29 pm
With 40% of SP500 quarterlies reported, 'E' is up almost 13% on average. That and positive ROCs on economic metrics are constructive. Geopolitical risks may not be. But general bearishness here is difficult to verify in data.