The Fed model implies that stocks would need to be trading at 40x EPS in order to equal the 2.5% earnings yield of the 10-year Treasuries. Unless earnings completely crater, that would imply some pretty nice appreciation for the S & P 500.
Stocks may be undervalued, although I would not rule out that possibility of a cratering of earnings. However, it is virtually certain that the Treasuries are overvalued. A case can be made for stocks or for cash, or even for corporates. What kind of a lunatic thinks that Treasuries present a good risk/reward?
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The Fed model implies that stocks would need to be trading at 40x EPS in order to equal the 2.5% earnings yield of the 10-year Treasuries. Unless earnings completely crater, that would imply some pretty nice appreciation for the S & P 500.
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Stocks may be undervalued, although I would not rule out that possibility of a cratering of earnings. However, it is virtually certain that the Treasuries are overvalued. A case can be made for stocks or for cash, or even for corporates. What kind of a lunatic thinks that Treasuries present a good risk/reward?