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Hannity: Obama at fault for market decline

Too many people have expected this move for it to be anything more than a correction. The backdrop is one of a sustained and synchronized US and global recovery at a time when corporate balance sheets are probably the healthiest they have been since the 1990s.

With few market practitioners remembering those times, and most inured to secular low growth and rolling crises, few people are ready for a long-lasting virtuous circle of investment (inc. capex), employment, consumption, and confidence. Yes valuations look stretched but if growth continues to surprise to the upside then so do earnings and then valuations start to look reasonable again.

In fact, this is exactly what happened last year. In the meantime, bond yields are still very low, even if they continue to rise, and the inflation debate of only 2 months ago – whether Phillips curves are structurally flatter – is far from being settled.

For me, this is a clear buying opportunity, and particularly in European stocks which have huge upside but are close to last year’s lows.
 
GAMETHEORY said:
Too many people have expected this move for it to be anything more than a correction. The backdrop is one of a sustained and synchronized US and global recovery at a time when corporate balance sheets are probably the healthiest they have been since the 1990s.

With few market practitioners remembering those times, and most inured to secular low growth and rolling crises, few people are ready for a long-lasting virtuous circle of investment (inc. capex), employment, consumption, and confidence. Yes valuations look stretched but if growth continues to surprise to the upside then so do earnings and then valuations start to look reasonable again.

In fact, this is exactly what happened last year. In the meantime, bond yields are still very low, even if they continue to rise, and the inflation debate of only 2 months ago – whether Phillips curves are structurally flatter – is far from being settled.

For me, this is a clear buying opportunity, and particularly in European stocks which have huge upside but are close to last year’s lows.
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There is no buying opportunity right now because we don’t know where the bottom is when these things happen under Republicans everything usually go haywire
 
GAMETHEORY said:
Too many people have expected this move for it to be anything more than a correction. The backdrop is one of a sustained and synchronized US and global recovery at a time when corporate balance sheets are probably the healthiest they have been since the 1990s.

With few market practitioners remembering those times, and most inured to secular low growth and rolling crises, few people are ready for a long-lasting virtuous circle of investment (inc. capex), employment, consumption, and confidence. Yes valuations look stretched but if growth continues to surprise to the upside then so do earnings and then valuations start to look reasonable again.

In fact, this is exactly what happened last year. In the meantime, bond yields are still very low, even if they continue to rise, and the inflation debate of only 2 months ago – whether Phillips curves are structurally flatter – is far from being settled.

For me, this is a clear buying opportunity, and particularly in European stocks which have huge upside but are close to last year’s lows.
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interesting
 
easy_b said:
There is no buying opportunity right now because we don’t know where the bottom is when these things happen under Republicans everything usually go haywire
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Some interesting looking opportunities around in the US. eg Ford's yield is higher than it's P/E right now.
 
More division being pushed by the talking heads on state run media!!! Distraction and Division is the main agenda being pushed on the population!! :smh::smh::smh:
 
Nothing is ever their fault.
They shake responsibility but are quick to tell you how you are not responsible in your life activities..
 
I knew they were going to either blame Obama or Hillary's emails. These people have no pride or self decency
 
Hannity still in the job.

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