......and when you figure it out, please let the rest of us know.
"when everyone figures out the key to the market, they change the lock" - Art Cashin
......and when you figure it out, please let the rest of us know.
"when everyone figures out the key to the market, they change the lock" - Art Cashin
who is they?
the goverment, the investment bankers
no i don't think so...........
GOD decides when nations fall
Clean sheet of karma will do first before we talk #'s
There is no new thing under the sun, and what will happen has happen before.
The entire universe is runs on cycles
and this is just another coming up too. GL
who is they?
the goverment, the investment bankers
no i don't think so...........
GOD decides when nations fall
Clean sheet of karma will do first before we talk #'s
There is no new thing under the sun, and what will happen has happen before.
The entire universe is runs on cycles
and this is just another coming up too. GL
RickeM,
Check morningstar.com everyday & go to the forums because people have all kinds of questions and valuable information....
Wish u the best....
RickeM,
Check morningstar.com everyday & go to the forums because people have all kinds of questions and valuable information....
Wish u the best....
Keep it simple, in a nutshell, for the most part, earnings drive the stock market.
When earnings are rising and continuing to improve, such as we have now, the stock market comes along for the ride.
The biggest mistake people make in my view is they think the economy needs to be doing well for stocks to rise and that's not true.
Look at the big picture of where we came from and where we're going.
If we're coming off a few years of upside in the market then yes the economy needs to being doing well for earnings to continue rising over that period and into the future for the stock market to rise.
But if we're coming off a period of large downside such as we just did then stocks become very cheap relative to earnings, then stocks can go up without a economy doing well, one that's improving is all that's needed and that's exactly what we have now and have had for some time and it's exactly why the stock market has gone up.
Basically, the 3 key elemets that pretty much tell you stocks will rise are, low interest rates, (when interest rates are low investors have very limited options for investments ), a low price to earnings ratio, ( in other words stocks are cheap relative to earnings), and last but not least, earnings rising, they don't need to be great just rising, improving. When earnings are rising that means the price to earnings ratio falls lower or stocks become even cheaper.
If the stock market goes up faster than earnings then the price to earnings ratio goes up and stocks become more expensive.
Stocks can and often do continue going up with a high price to earnings ratio, for this to happen, then yes, without question the economy must be doing very well.
With a lower price to earnings ratio has we have now the economy must be improving for stocks to rise.
In the middle of march the price to earnings ratio reach a low of around 12, in other words, stocks became very cheap. We haven't seen stocks this cheap since going way, way back into the early 80's. Over stock market history when stocks become this cheap and earnings begin rising, the stock market has gone on torrid runs that in some cases have lasted for years.
Since the middle of march the stock market has been performing exactly as it has over history, myself, I don't have any clue how the analyst missed it.
Fasten your seat belts folks coz we're going up from here !!!!!!!
Keep it simple, in a nutshell, for the most part, earnings drive the stock market.
When earnings are rising and continuing to improve, such as we have now, the stock market comes along for the ride.
The biggest mistake people make in my view is they think the economy needs to be doing well for stocks to rise and that's not true.
Look at the big picture of where we came from and where we're going.
If we're coming off a few years of upside in the market then yes the economy needs to being doing well for earnings to continue rising over that period and into the future for the stock market to rise.
But if we're coming off a period of large downside such as we just did then stocks become very cheap relative to earnings, then stocks can go up without a economy doing well, one that's improving is all that's needed and that's exactly what we have now and have had for some time and it's exactly why the stock market has gone up.
Basically, the 3 key elemets that pretty much tell you stocks will rise are, low interest rates, (when interest rates are low investors have very limited options for investments ), a low price to earnings ratio, ( in other words stocks are cheap relative to earnings), and last but not least, earnings rising, they don't need to be great just rising, improving. When earnings are rising that means the price to earnings ratio falls lower or stocks become even cheaper.
If the stock market goes up faster than earnings then the price to earnings ratio goes up and stocks become more expensive.
Stocks can and often do continue going up with a high price to earnings ratio, for this to happen, then yes, without question the economy must be doing very well.
With a lower price to earnings ratio has we have now the economy must be improving for stocks to rise.
In the middle of march the price to earnings ratio reach a low of around 12, in other words, stocks became very cheap. We haven't seen stocks this cheap since going way, way back into the early 80's. Over stock market history when stocks become this cheap and earnings begin rising, the stock market has gone on torrid runs that in some cases have lasted for years.
Since the middle of march the stock market has been performing exactly as it has over history, myself, I don't have any clue how the analyst missed it.
Fasten your seat belts folks coz we're going up from here !!!!!!!
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