European Equities: Priced for Perfection?
Going long the European restructuring/growth story has gone from a contrarian play to a consensus trade.
Going long the European restructuring/growth story has gone from a contrarian play to a consensus trade.
Excess cash may lead to increased dividends and share-buyback activity, if M&A activity doesn’t lay claim to the money first.
While small caps may be able to climb higher amid the current liquidity-driven market, valuations clearly point to an unfavorable risk-reward trade-off relative to large caps.
While continued pound strength would weigh on unhedged cross-border U.K. investors, it should not crimp corporate profits so long as global growth stays strong.
Is a booming emerging Europe veering toward an “Asia-Style” crisis?
Lessons learned from the early 1990s liquidity-driven property market crash.
While investors have high hopes for European equities in 2007, the headwinds facing the market may result in a disappointing performance.
Recent strong returns may be just the beginning for this underappreciated sector.
European credit trades as if defaults are an historical relic to be found only in museums and musty, dust-filled libraries.
While returns have been strong across European markets, the financials sector remains in the driver’s seat.