They Might Be Giants, Again
Every quarter I take a look at the six different stock asset classes to try to get an idea of how they stack up relative to their historical valuations. Small-, mid- and large-cap asset classes, in both value and growth... Read More →
Readings Vary with Valuation Metrics
In a July 2 column, I wrote about how the Fed Model (a.k.a. Greenspan’s Model) indicated that stocks were undervalued by about 25% relative to bonds. To review, the model basically compares the forward earnings yield on the S&P 500... Read More →