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Timing the Stock Market Using Valuations

A Wealth of Common Sense

A reader asks: My asset allocation has been pretty conservative since the market run-up in 2020. My basic thesis is that the market is overvalued, and the only way I can keep myself in equities at all is to have a 60/40 stock/bond allocation. I have nagging doubts that my alloc.

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Everything you need to know about NSE IPO

Trade Brains

Indian households traditionally invested most savings in physical assets. However, financial asset allocation increased recently. Its revenue surged from ₹3,508 crore in March 2020 to ₹14,780 crore in March 2024. It increased from ₹1,885 crore in March 2020 to ₹8,306 crore in March 2024. in March 2020 to ₹167.79

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Equity markets at a crossroads – What is the way forward?

Truemind Capital

The liquidity support since 2008 and massive stimulus post March 2020 has inflated all the asset prices be it equity, debt, or real estate. However, we can think of three possible scenarios ahead: Irrespective of what scenario will pan out, equity valuations inevitably have to adjust according to the principle of mean reversion.

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Bad News is Good News?

Investing Caffeine

Remember that global pandemic back in 2020 called COVID-19 that killed over 350,000 people in the U.S.? What did the stock market actually do in 2020? That same year, the unemployment rate reached a sky-high level of 14.9% (vs. most recently) and the economy went into recession with GDP (Gross Domestic Product) declining by -2.2%.

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Taking Advantage of Higher Yields | Weekly Market Commentary | September 26, 2022

James Hendries

The LPL Research Strategic and Tactical Asset Allocation Committee is increasing its recommended interest rate exposure in its tactical allocation from underweight to neutral. from its August 2020 lows and has already seen the biggest move higher in yields since 1987, when rates moved higher by 3.2%.

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New Bull May Need a Breather | Weekly Market Commentary | June 26, 2023

James Hendries

However, the impending end of the Federal Reserve (Fed) rate-hiking campaign, and the economy’s and corporate America’s resilience, help make the bull case that steers LPL Research toward a neutral, rather than negative, equities view from a tactical asset allocation perspective. At the same time, the resilience of the U.S.

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Inflation and Rising Rates Supported Value in 2022 | Weekly Market Commentary | November 14, 2022

James Hendries

One equity market debate discussed frequently in the LPL Research Strategic & Tactical Asset Allocation Committee (STAAC) is the growth vs. value style reversal experienced the past 12 months. Increasing the discount rate, which lowers the present value of future cash flows, and company valuations.