Why soaring equity prices in five world regions may not be as absurd as many people think. | @RobertJShiller , Laurence Black, and Farouk Jivraj
OPINION: Equities are highly attractive relative to bonds right now. Stock market valuations may not be as absurd as some people think, write Robert Shiller, Laurence Black and Farouk Jivraj.
OPINION: Sky-high stock prices actually make sense, write Robert Shiller, Laurence Black and Farouk Jivraj. Here's why:
Since the #COVID19 shock in the first quarter of 2020, cyclically adjusted price-to-earnings ratios have mostly recovered to their pre-pandemic levels, note @RobertJShiller of @Yale , Laurence Black of The Index Standard, and Farouk Jivraj of @Barclays .
@RobertJShiller of @Yale , Laurence Black of The Index Standard, and Farouk Jivraj of @Barclays explain why soaring equity prices in five world regions may not be as absurd as many people think.
A new indicator confirms the relative attractiveness of equities worldwide, particularly given a potentially protracted period of low interest rates. @RobertJShiller of @Yale , Laurence Black of The Index Standard, and Farouk Jivraj of @Barclays explain.
The new Odd Lots is out! and I geek out with Barclays' Head of Investment Strategies Reserch Farouk Jivraj on bond/stock correlation.
BTW, fortuitously, the Odd Lots episode that's coming out on Monday is an interview with Farouk Jivraj, Barclays' head of investment strategies research, who's prime area of work is in cross-asset correlation. So subscribe now.
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