Green Book February 1992
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January: Wall Street Rakes It In
The S&P 500 should have been an easy mark In January, unless your portfolios were loaded down with "Oil Patch" stocks and/or "Health Care".
Joke of the Month
We thought the following joke was the winner, right up until the last day of the month.
Playing The Bounce Update
In 1991, two "Playing the Bounce" lists were sent to clients.
Rationalizing Dow Jones 4000
Like the summer of 1987, financial writers, brokers and investment managers are attempting to come up with reasons why it will be different this time.
Shortage Rally Peaks January 7th
Most of January was a downhill ride for the bond market, although high yield (junk) bonds typically moved up 2 or 3 points.
Stock Market Valuations And Treasury Bill Yields
The Leuthold Group currently incorporates 38 stock market valuation measures in its Major Trend Index (see Appendix). Currently 31 of these are at least to some degree negative.
The Short Term Tea Leaves
"Awful" Knutson, the crusty old Norwegian curmudgeon, and father of "Evel" Knutson refuses to communicate with us.
View From The North Country
In our January book, we stated this issue would include The Leuthold Group's "Fearless Forecasts", frivolous flights of foolishness and fantasy that parody conventional economic and market predictions.
Table of Contents
Stock Market
- January: Wall Street Rakes It In
- Playing The Bounce Update
- Rationalizing Dow Jones 4000
- The Short Term Tea Leaves
- View From The North Country
Of Special Interest
Macro Monitor
At Random
January: Wall Street Rakes It In
The S&P 500 should have been an easy mark In January, unless your portfolios were loaded down with "Oil Patch" stocks and/or "Health Care".
Joke of the Month
We thought the following joke was the winner, right up until the last day of the month.
Playing The Bounce Update
In 1991, two "Playing the Bounce" lists were sent to clients.
Rationalizing Dow Jones 4000
Like the summer of 1987, financial writers, brokers and investment managers are attempting to come up with reasons why it will be different this time.
Shortage Rally Peaks January 7th
Most of January was a downhill ride for the bond market, although high yield (junk) bonds typically moved up 2 or 3 points.
Stock Market Valuations And Treasury Bill Yields
The Leuthold Group currently incorporates 38 stock market valuation measures in its Major Trend Index (see Appendix). Currently 31 of these are at least to some degree negative.
The Short Term Tea Leaves
"Awful" Knutson, the crusty old Norwegian curmudgeon, and father of "Evel" Knutson refuses to communicate with us.
View From The North Country
In our January book, we stated this issue would include The Leuthold Group's "Fearless Forecasts", frivolous flights of foolishness and fantasy that parody conventional economic and market predictions.
Stock Market
- January: Wall Street Rakes It In
- Playing The Bounce Update
- Rationalizing Dow Jones 4000
- The Short Term Tea Leaves
- View From The North Country