European Markets are Moderately Attractive
Do lowered earnings growth projections adequately account for increasing headwinds?
Do lowered earnings growth projections adequately account for increasing headwinds?
Not only have dividends risen recently, but they appear to have room for further growth.
Value continues to best growth as style distinctions evolve.
The benchmark choice may be more important than valuations.
Investors must be highly selective when considering commitments to European venture capital funds.
What happens if a market timer misses the most important days or months?
Inflation-indexed bonds, a curiosity a decade ago, are now a full-fledged global asset class.
In order for future real returns to approach those of the last 45 years, unless one makes the highly optimistic assumption of a further expansion in the multiple, either real earnings must compound at a significantly higher rate, or dividend yields must rise.
When building return forecasts, be wary of extrapolating past periods of underperformance.
How long will cash continue to be trash?