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Green Book August 1995

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Bond Market Summary

Bond market rally sputters, as consensus changes from multiple Fed rate cuts to “one and done”. Greenspan upbeat assessment of economy chokes off further bond advance.

Cashing In On Strong Balance Sheets: The Net Net Working Capital Screen

This month we are activating the “Net Net Working Capital” (NNWC) screen as an active part of the Equity Portfolio. NNWC is a modified working capital analysis which, in some cases, is useful in making preliminary, liquidity based company valuations.

Inside The S&P 500

A listing of the 50 best and 50 worst year to date performers in the S&P 500 (through the end of July).

Joke of the Month

Last month, Ian McAvity was first runner-up and this month he gets the “Blue Ribbon”. We hate to send these out of the country, but first prize is now on its way to Deliberations Research in Toronto.

Monitoring Mutual Fund Cash Flows

Supply/Demand: $11.2 billion net cash into U.S. focus equity funds versus $9 billion of equity offerings in July.

Scanning the Markets

A performance rundown for The Leuthold Group's equity market sectors (and other measures) ranked by year to date performance.

The Bull Marches On

Beginning of the end for tech stocks? Maybe not. More “new era” speak — a.k.a. justifications for an overvalued equity market.

The Current High Tech Mania Compared To Past Technology Manias

Will the technology stocks continue their market leadership, or is a high tech wreck about to commence?

View from the North Country

Does an “Information Revolution” justify unprecedented equity valuations for the broad market? Another downward inflation revision and a novel way to promote Social Security reform.

Watch Out Below

Four possible upsets to bullish complacency.

Worth Noting

Steve’s notes on revising the GDP calculation, market implications of discount rate cut, stock market capitalization as a percentage of the GDP and more.

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