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Corporate insiders, whose buying correctly signaled the bottom in March, have refrained from bargain hunting this time.
"Insiders are a reasonable barometer for the outlook of companies—who better to know what your future prospects may be?"
Corporate payouts post their smallest increase since 2010.
Nobel winner's math suggests S&P 500 is far over-valued; his adherents blame quantitative easing for the imbalance.
Nobel winner's math suggests S&P 500 is far over-valued; his adherents blame quantitative easing for the imbalance.
Analysis shows S&P 500 are spending 95 percent of earnings on share buybacks and dividends.
Analysis shows S&P 500 are spending 95 percent of earnings on share buybacks and dividends.
There are similarities between current stock market trends and the dot-com rally of the late '90s, but valuations aren't nearly as high.