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The best managers use normalized long-term P/E averages, which would be the 15-16X, and that's effective to have been used in the past at market bottoms.
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Canada- over 50% cyclicals. High beta. 10 years MSCI equity only Canada and Australia are still positive. Obama visits Canada, tells economist-trained leader of pro-business party in power, don't sell your oil sands to the Chinese. Go Canada go.
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Good point, specific stock risk has increased. Dumb money is even more diversified than in previous generations when there were many conglomerates of companies.
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to look beyond this, the best p/e to use is normalized p/e of 15 to 16 times, def supporting a broad market, a stock picker's universe, that allows for 1050 or better all of the strategists being up at that range suggests, as they historically are too conservative on turning points including on the upside.
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I do not accept 40 earnings-- SP earnings not indicative of the entire market,i.e. what about the leaders such as commodities? your comments take and borrow from the other bears and is subjective and not balanced
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no, 2.5 years
On Feb 24 09:50 PM juan77 wrote:
> It took 2.5 years for the stock market to reverse course after the > crash of 2000. The current economic downturn is much more serious > and severe. If it is twice as severe as the previous one, it might > take 5 years for the markets to turn around. This is not a market > to be a perma bear or a perma bull. Make trades on either side with > tight stops and get out quickly before you get trapped.
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all of the strategists being up at that range suggests, as they historically are too conservative on turning points including on the upside.
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SP earnings not indicative of the entire market,i.e.
what about the leaders such as commodities?
your comments take and borrow from the other bears and is subjective and not balanced
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On Feb 24 09:50 PM juan77 wrote:
> It took 2.5 years for the stock market to reverse course after the
> crash of 2000. The current economic downturn is much more serious
> and severe. If it is twice as severe as the previous one, it might
> take 5 years for the markets to turn around. This is not a market
> to be a perma bear or a perma bull. Make trades on either side with
> tight stops and get out quickly before you get trapped.