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Valuations

Jun 01 2004

U.S. Market Overvalued, Not Undervalued, Relative To NIPA Profits

  • Jun 1, 2004

Contrary to some strategists’ studies the U.S. stock market is not cheap relative to NIPA (National Income and Product Accounts) corporate profits. In fact, like the majority of Leuthold studies, this metric indicates the market is overvalued.

May 05 2004

Small Cap Leadership…..7th Inning, But Game Could Be Rained Out At Any Moment

  • May 5, 2004

Our equity exposure still overweight in small and mid cap stocks, but we expect the market is progressing to a state of parity.

May 05 2004

A Closer Look At Seemingly Cheap Valuations Based On Corporate Profits

  • May 5, 2004

S&P 500 valuations using corporate profits (National Income Accounts), not as cheap as suggested and are likely faulty, in our opinion.

Feb 03 2004

Reading The Tea Leaves The Stock Market One Year Ago...vs. Today

  • Feb 3, 2004

A comparison of today’s market conditions compared to one year ago. We look at valuations, sentiment, group leadership and Major Trend categories.

Nov 05 2003

A Closer Look At Small Caps Versus Large Caps

  • Nov 5, 2003

Weight of evidence no longer overwhelmingly favors Small Cap leadership, but we believe they still have upside potential.

Oct 05 2003

Client Questions

  • Oct 5, 2003

Answering client questions on the economic recovery, bull market upside, valuations, Main Street and what could go wrong?

Sep 03 2003

Tech Watch

  • Sep 3, 2003

Still overweight Info Tech, but stock selection likely to get tougher in coming months.

May 05 2003

And Now...Back To The Fundamentals

  • May 5, 2003

No doubt, “relief” was the primary component in April’s performance formula. Wall Street can now redirect the focus back to issues of domestic consequence….things like earnings, valuations, and economic growth.

May 05 2003

Tech Watch

  • May 5, 2003

Technology stocks up BIG in April. The NASDAQ gained 9.2% for the month, secondonly to the Russell 2000 in terms of performance.

Apr 05 2003

Tech Watch

  • Apr 5, 2003

The broad Tech sector is down significantly from all time highs, but is still not cheap by traditional measures.

Mar 05 2003

S&P 500 Not Overvalued

  • Mar 5, 2003

The index is not currently “overvalued”…..Nor is it undervalued. Small/mid cap stocks cheap, but large caps also getting attractive.

Mar 05 2003

New Data Series: Leuthold 3000 Stock Universe Valuations—Growth Vs. Value

  • Mar 5, 2003

The initial framework presented with a snapshot of the current relationships.

Feb 05 2003

This Is Still A Cyclical Bull Market

  • Feb 5, 2003

Still bullish on stock market, expecting cyclical bull market to extend into 2004. Very worried that any easing of tensions in Iraq or Venezuela will bring crude prices down hard and fast.

Dec 04 2002

Valuations Are Sky High…How Can The Leuthold Group Be Bullish?

  • Dec 4, 2002

An explanation herein, with the use of our trusty histograms.

Dec 04 2002

Valuations…..Most Bear Markets End Around Median P/E Levels

  • Dec 4, 2002

Earnings are rebounding strongly. S&P operating earnings estimates are up 21% from 2001 to 2002, and up 23% from 2002 and 2003. Severe cost cutting may not be fully factored into analyst estimates. Look for upside earning surprise.

Dec 04 2002

Tech Watch

  • Dec 4, 2002

Technology stocks soar again as our broad tech index gained 26.4% in November.

Nov 05 2002

Tech Watch

  • Nov 5, 2002

October provided welcomed relief for technology stock investors. After an average loss of 18% for tech stocks in September, the October rebound came along and more than made up for the loss in most cases.

Oct 04 2002

Case For A Bear Market Bottom

  • Oct 4, 2002

I now think the stock market will record its secular bear market lows between now and Thanksgiving. It’s time right now to start an equity accumulation program.

Sep 04 2002

Tech Watch—Pockets of Strength Beginning to Emerge

  • Sep 4, 2002

Stock selection and small cap focus have provided the only hopes of surviving this decimated sector.

Aug 05 2002

Why We Conclude Equities Are No Longer Overvalued

  • Aug 5, 2002

Explanation of how we use historical valuations to compare to today.