Tag Archives: earnings
The P/E debate. Are stocks overvalued, undervalued or priced just right?
Jeremy Siegel, author of Stocks for the Long Run, and professor at the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School, offered a promising view of stock market opportunities in his conference call with advisors April 14. The way Siegel determines whether markets … Continue reading
Earnings reports indicate market has some catching up to do
Dr. Bob Froehlich, senior managing director at Hartford Mutual Funds, regularly communicates his view of market expectations. Despite uninspiring economic results he remains bullish on stocks. Here is some compelling support for his thinking from his September 29 commentary. On … Continue reading
Stocks Don’t Follow the Economy’s Lead
Perhaps more than at any other time, global economic conditions are influencing outlook from investment professionals willing to offer a forecast of the market direction. Economic data reveals significant headwinds that will likely limit Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth and … Continue reading
Stocks are undervalued, stocks are overvalued ― depending on direction you look
The significant lack of consensus outlook for U.S. stock markets comes largely from the direction at which differing parties view the market. Those looking forward, basing market valuation on estimated future company earnings believe that markets could be 25+% undervalued. … Continue reading
If you can’t predict, at least prepare
When we make investment and financial planning decisions for clients, most often we are not able to predict with any certainty how markets will behave, how or when personal or business situations will change, or the timing and impact of … Continue reading
