Friday, December 11, 2015

Stocks More Overvalued Now Than 2000 and 2007 No Matter How You Look at Things + MORE 9:49 pm Dec 11th

Stocks Slammed To Worst Week Since Black Monday Amid Crude & Credit CarnageSome folks were suddenly forced to sell… And for those "shocked" that credit markets sparked this… Before we start, summarizing the bloodbath… Russell 2000 (Small Caps) Down 4.8% – worst week since May 2012 Trannies Down 4.8% – worst week in 4 months (Black Monday) S&P 500 Down 3…

Continue Reading On zerohedge.com/ »

I’m going to offer something a little different in this week’s Outside the Box. Nate Silver has consistently been one of the best political analysts of the past 12 years. I wasn’t terribly enamored of his move from the New York Times to ESPN – to go back to covering sports rather than politics – but he still covers politics over at 538…

Continue Reading On investorsinsight.com »

Out of thousands of stocks that are currently traded on the market, it is difficult to determine those that can really generate strong returns. Hedge funds and institutional investors spend millions of dollars on analysts with MBAs and PhDs, who are industry experts and well connected to other…..

Continue Reading On insidermonkey.com »

Stocks More Overvalued Now Than 2000 and 2007 No Matter How You Look at ThingsOvervalued No Matter How You LookCurrently, stocks are extremely overvalued by multiple methods.The first way is by looking at Cyclically Adjusted P/E Ratios commonly known as CAPE, Shiller P/E, or P/E 10 ratio.The second is by looking at median P/E and P/S (Price to Sales) measures We will look at both, but here’s a description of CAPE…

Continue Reading On globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com »

5 Tax Breaks You Might Not Know About

– girlsjustwannahavefunds.com

  It’s hard to believe that the new year is upon us, and with the transition to 2016, the specter of taxes looms as large as ever. If you are struggling to pay your tax bill, don’t go in debt to the IRS. A loan from loved ones, part-time consulting work, or the reliable income offered by a reverse mortgage can all help dig you out of a hole…

Continue Reading On girlsjustwannahavefunds.com »

Investing Blog Roundup: Home Ownership

– obliviousinvestor.com

Investing Blog Roundup: Home OwnershipCountless articles have been written about the wisdom, or lack thereof, of buying a home as opposed to renting. This week, Jason Zweig of The Wall Street Journal eloquently makes the case that the primary benefit of home ownership is not financial.

The Real Value of a Home from Jason Zweig (I’m linking to a Google search results page rather than to the article directly, because the article is behind the WSJ paywall…

Continue Reading On obliviousinvestor.com »

Succinct Summations for the week ending December 11th, 2015
Positives:

Core retail sales rose 0.4%, up from the 0.2% increase previously and above the 0.3% expected rise.
Bloomberg’s consumer comfort index rose slightly to 40.1, up from 39.6 previously.
MBA mortgage applications index rose 1.2% w/o/w and is up 29% y/o/y…

Continue Reading On ritholtz.com »

The Collapse of Junk

– crossingwallstreet.com

The Collapse of JunkIn today’s CWS Market Review, I mentioned how poorly the junk bond market has performed. I spoke too soon. Today has been a disaster for junk.
Check out this chart of the junk bond ETF (JNK):

This could be the lowest close for JNK since June 2013. I think we’ll see many commodity related defaults next year…

Continue Reading On crossingwallstreet.com »

Things that existed before junk bond ETFs

– thereformedbroker.com

Market volatility
Excess risk for high yield bond holders
Pockets of illiquidity
Poorly financed companies
Bad business models
Investor panics
Stock corrections
Fixed income corrections
Carl Icahn

Continue Reading On thereformedbroker.com »



from Royalty Gateway http://www.royaltygateway.com/stocks-more-overvalued-now-than-2000-and-2007-no-matter-how-you-look-at-things-more-949-pm-dec-11th/
Stocks Slammed To Worst Week Since Black Monday Amid Crude & Credit CarnageSome folks were suddenly forced to sell… And for those "shocked" that credit markets sparked this… Before we start, summarizing the bloodbath… Russell 2000 (Small Caps) Down 4.8% – worst week since May 2012 Trannies Down 4.8% – worst week in 4 months (Black Monday) S&P 500 Down 3…

Continue Reading On zerohedge.com/ »

I’m going to offer something a little different in this week’s Outside the Box. Nate Silver has consistently been one of the best political analysts of the past 12 years. I wasn’t terribly enamored of his move from the New York Times to ESPN – to go back to covering sports rather than politics – but he still covers politics over at 538…

Continue Reading On investorsinsight.com »

Out of thousands of stocks that are currently traded on the market, it is difficult to determine those that can really generate strong returns. Hedge funds and institutional investors spend millions of dollars on analysts with MBAs and PhDs, who are industry experts and well connected to other…..

Continue Reading On insidermonkey.com »

Stocks More Overvalued Now Than 2000 and 2007 No Matter How You Look at ThingsOvervalued No Matter How You LookCurrently, stocks are extremely overvalued by multiple methods.The first way is by looking at Cyclically Adjusted P/E Ratios commonly known as CAPE, Shiller P/E, or P/E 10 ratio.The second is by looking at median P/E and P/S (Price to Sales) measures We will look at both, but here’s a description of CAPE…

Continue Reading On globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com »

5 Tax Breaks You Might Not Know About

– girlsjustwannahavefunds.com

  It’s hard to believe that the new year is upon us, and with the transition to 2016, the specter of taxes looms as large as ever. If you are struggling to pay your tax bill, don’t go in debt to the IRS. A loan from loved ones, part-time consulting work, or the reliable income offered by a reverse mortgage can all help dig you out of a hole…

Continue Reading On girlsjustwannahavefunds.com »

Investing Blog Roundup: Home Ownership

– obliviousinvestor.com

Investing Blog Roundup: Home OwnershipCountless articles have been written about the wisdom, or lack thereof, of buying a home as opposed to renting. This week, Jason Zweig of The Wall Street Journal eloquently makes the case that the primary benefit of home ownership is not financial.

The Real Value of a Home from Jason Zweig (I’m linking to a Google search results page rather than to the article directly, because the article is behind the WSJ paywall…

Continue Reading On obliviousinvestor.com »

Succinct Summations for the week ending December 11th, 2015
Positives:

Core retail sales rose 0.4%, up from the 0.2% increase previously and above the 0.3% expected rise.
Bloomberg’s consumer comfort index rose slightly to 40.1, up from 39.6 previously.
MBA mortgage applications index rose 1.2% w/o/w and is up 29% y/o/y…

Continue Reading On ritholtz.com »

The Collapse of Junk

– crossingwallstreet.com

The Collapse of JunkIn today’s CWS Market Review, I mentioned how poorly the junk bond market has performed. I spoke too soon. Today has been a disaster for junk.
Check out this chart of the junk bond ETF (JNK):

This could be the lowest close for JNK since June 2013. I think we’ll see many commodity related defaults next year…

Continue Reading On crossingwallstreet.com »

Things that existed before junk bond ETFs

– thereformedbroker.com

Market volatility
Excess risk for high yield bond holders
Pockets of illiquidity
Poorly financed companies
Bad business models
Investor panics
Stock corrections
Fixed income corrections
Carl Icahn

Continue Reading On thereformedbroker.com »

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