portfolio.com - 12/3/2008
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The most striking thing about Bill Gross's column this month, about equity valuations, is the first graph, showing the evolution of Tobin's Q over the past few decades:
Gross explains that Q is the value of the stock market, divided by the replacement cost of net assets:
The basic ...
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