clusterstock.com - 11/3/2008
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GranthamS&Pprofitmargins.png The good news: The S&P 500 is trading near fair value. The bad news: If the current post-bubble low follows previous post-bubble lows, the S&P 500 will probably bottom around 600. First things first, however: Long-term investors can feel better about buying US ...
hussmanfunds.com - 11/9/2008
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hussmanfunds.com —
November 10, 2008 How Low, How Bad, How
Long? John P. Hussman, Ph.D. All rights reserved and...
actively enforced. Reprint Policy With the S&P 500 down nearly 40% from last year's highs, and now trading modestly above 10 times last year's peak earnings ...
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Weekly Market Comment: How Low, How Bad, How Long? - ...
clusterstock.com - 11/7/2008
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clusterstock.com —
JeremySiegel.png Jeremy Siegel, the beloved Wharton professor who
juiced the bull market of the 1990s with his...
excellent Stocks For The Long Run , has had a rough go of late. First, the "long run" has turned out to be a bit longer than most people ...
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Prof Jeremy Siegel's Strange Claim: "Stocks Are Dirt Cheap"
bloomberg.com - 11/4/2008
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Nov. 4 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stocks advanced in
the biggest presidential Election Day rally in 24 years,...
led by energy and banking shares, on rebounding commodity prices and speculation the Treasury will bail out more financial companies. General ...
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U.S. Stocks Advance in Biggest Election Day Rally Since ...
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... least of the problems — collateral agreements require MTM. Regulators can ignore MTM as they please. Second, MTM is misapplied by auditors; it does not mean “last trade,” but an estimate of where a liquid market would trade.
7) Shut the barn door after the cow has escaped. Yes, loan underwriting standards have tightened, in the middle of a credit bust.
8 ) There is less cash flow to service; the financial sector should shrink.
9) S&P 500 at 600? Not impossible, and not likely, but if profit margins ...
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