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Equity Strategies Group-Level Analysis Of The Equity Markets

Aug 05 1997

Health Care...Major Drugs Returns to Portfolio

  • Aug 5, 1997

“Major Drugs” hit Attractive in June, slipped to High Neutral in July, and moved back to Attractive in August.

Aug 05 1997

Scanning the Markets

  • Aug 5, 1997

On a YTD basis, the DJIA and S&P 500 indices have now beaten more than 75% of the sectors we track. Big caps have so far clearly dominated over most of 1997.

Jul 05 1997

Scanning the Markets

  • Jul 5, 1997

In June, the DJIA and S&P 500 again exerted their dominance, as each outperformed about 70% of the sectors we track. On a YTD basis, these two market indices have now beaten about 80% of the sectors.

Jun 05 1997

Adding Cable Sector to Equity Portfolio

  • Jun 5, 1997

Cable hooks up with VLT Momentum measure to improve to Attractive.

Jun 05 1997

Scanning the Markets

  • Jun 5, 1997

There was a significant role reversal in May, as small caps significantly outperformed large caps. As a result, about 65% of the sectors we track outperformed the DJIA and S&P 500.

May 05 1997

Scanning the Markets

  • May 5, 1997

Narrowness in the stock market was very evident in April, as the DJIA’s 6.3% gain was better than 70 of the 78 sectors we track (90%).

Apr 05 1997

Classic Value: New Screen Based Sector

  • Apr 5, 1997

We plan to replace the Semiconductors with a new 8% holding in Classic Value. Banks still dominate this screen.

Apr 05 1997

Scanning the Markets

  • Apr 5, 1997

Breadth improved in March, with 41% of the sectors outperforming both the S&P 500 and the DJIA. During the first two months of 1997, only 18 of 71 sectors were able to outperform these measures.

Mar 05 1997

Scanning the Markets

  • Mar 5, 1997

Year to date, both the DJIA and the S&P 500 have outperformed 55 of the 73 sectors we track (75%).

Feb 04 1997

Scanning The Markets

  • Feb 4, 1997

The tables on the next two pages are performance rundowns for The Leuthold Group's equity market sectors (and other measures) ranked by January's performance.

Jan 04 1997

Airlines...Major

  • Jan 4, 1997

Sector employed in equity portfolio (Jan. 1997).

Jan 04 1997

Scanning The Markets

  • Jan 4, 1997

The tables on the next two pages are performance rundowns for The Leuthold Group's equity market sectors (and other measures) ranked by 1996 performance.

Dec 05 1996

Scanning the Markets

  • Dec 5, 1996

Technology was a big winner in November, with 8 of the top 20 sectors being technology related.

Nov 05 1996

Energy…Natural Gas: Increasing Portfolio Holdings

  • Nov 5, 1996

Boosting commitments in Natural Gas by 3%. Sector has ranked in the Most Attractive category for seven straight months.

Nov 05 1996

Tactically Increasing REIT Exposure in Conventional Portfolio

  • Nov 5, 1996

REITs continually ranked this year among Most Attractive. After tactical additions, 15% now invested in REITs. Interest in these real estate proxies is definitely increasing, by both institutional and individual investors.

Nov 05 1996

Scanning the Markets

  • Nov 5, 1996

A performance rundown for The Leuthold Group's equity market sectors (and other measures) ranked by October performance.

Nov 05 1996

Insurance…Life: Increasing Portfolio Holdings

  • Nov 5, 1996

Boosting commitments in this sector by 5%. We expect lower interest rates over the next 6-12 months, and this sector should benefit.

Oct 05 1996

Scanning the Markets

  • Oct 5, 1996

Performance rundowns for The Leuthold Group's equity market sectors (and other measures) ranked by third quarter performance.

Sep 05 1996

Scanning the Markets

  • Sep 5, 1996

Performance rundowns for The Leuthold Group's equity market sectors (and other measures) ranked by August performance.

Sep 05 1996

Buy California: New Sector in Paid to Play Portfolio

  • Sep 5, 1996

Consumer groups more attractive. “Buy California”, ranked among the top since May, heavily composed of consumer issues.

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