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[转帖] Bob Brinker's indictor
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2006-06-09 01:20:00
something very interesting...
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发信人: KTFS (abc), 信区: Stock
标 题: Bob Brinker's indictor
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Fri Jun 9 00:17:00 2006)
BOB Brinker's analysis,
Now lets look at the 5 root causes today (06/04/06):
1. Tight Money The Federal Reserve has raised short term Interest rates
from a low of 1.0% on June19, 2004 to their current 5.0%. The 10 year Treasury
is only up 28 basis points from 4.71% to 4.99% and it actually declined since
the last Fed Funds rate increase from 4.75% to 5.00%. Since January 2000, the
30 year treasury bond is actually down 18 basis points from 5.38% to 5.10%.
With long rates still reasonable and the yield curve nearly flat, I’d call
this NEUTRAL with Bob’s model. A better gauge might be cash on hand at S&P500
companies. The cash is at record levels so they really don’t care what rates
are. Myself, I’d call this parameter BULLISH.
2. Rising Rates: Bob and I seem in agreement that the Fed is only
normalizing rates. This means they are going up but it really doesn’t count
because they are going up to where they should be if we had not had a 9/11
attack AND a major recession. Bob said on the radio Saturday 6/3/06 that he
thinks the Fed has already gone too far and will have to lower rates. Thus, I
think Bob will call this BULLISH.
3. High Inflation: NO WAY!. As long as there is an internet connecting
China and India to the US, I don’t see wages begin in danger of high
inflation. I bet we solve our heath care problems by importing more doctors
from China and India just as we are doing to find low paid workers at Wal-Mart
and McDonalds. Sure higher priced commodities, especially oil, has total
inflation at the high end of the range we’ve seen in the recent past, but
inflation is still well below the problem levels of the 1970’s and 1980’s.
BULLISH
4. Rapid Growth: People worry now over just about everything. They think
the housing market will collapse with higher interest rates and we will fall
into a recession. ECRI is predicting slow but steady GDP growth and they have
an exceptional record.
* From 6/2/06 WLI Slips "While the weekly leading index growth has
eased to an 8-week low, U.S. economic growth should stay fairly healthy in the
near term," said Lakshman Achuthan, managing director at ECRI.
If anything, growth will be light so it is a long way from “Rapid
Growth.” BULLISH
5. Over Valuation: On 5/17/06 I wrote in my newsletter “Standard and Poor
’s estimates 2006 "Bottoms Up" operating earnings for their S&P500 will be $
85.22. At $1,295, this gives a price to earnings ratio (PE) of 15.2. The
earnings yield, inverse of the PE, is 6.6%. The 10-year US Treasury bond is
yielding 5.11%, well below the S&P500 earnings yield so the market is not over
valued according to the ‘Fed Model.’” Today the 10 year bond is even lower
at 4.99% making the market even less overvalued. BULLISH
BACKGROUND:
In January 2000, Bob Brinker advised taking 60% out of the market.
He predict a big correction on May 4, 2006.
In his Jun news letter, he suggest buy when S&P arround/below 1250.
4. Rapid Growth: People worry now over just about everything. They think
the housing market will collapse with higher interest rates and we will fall
into a recession. ECRI is predicting slow but steady GDP growth and they have
an exceptional record.
that's very true. not only the housing market, but the oil price.
到底了
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