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Inside The Stock Market ...trends, cross-currents, and outlook

Oct 03 2001

Growth Vs. Value—Transition to Growth Leadership?

  • Oct 3, 2001

It appears that a transition to growth leadership is already underway in the small caps segment of the market.

Oct 03 2001

September Mutual Fund Flows

  • Oct 3, 2001

September’s outflow a record dollar-wise, but only represents 0.7% of total equity fund assets. This is not indicative of a panic by Main Street investors.

Sep 04 2001

Capitalization Tier Meausres

  • Sep 4, 2001

Continuing to evaluate the Leuthold Index methodology.

Sep 04 2001

Earnings Contradictions

  • Sep 4, 2001

Earnings seem to be dependent on who the source is. S&P has taken a tougher line, excluding expenses that it considers part of “normal” operations.

Sep 04 2001

For The Technicians

  • Sep 4, 2001

Examining some of the impacts that decimalization and the inclusion of financial derivatives may have on the NYSE Advance/Decline Line & ARMs Index.

Sep 04 2001

August Mutual Fund Flows

  • Sep 4, 2001

YTD, $55 billion net inflow now running 73% behind last year’s $201 billion for the same period.

Sep 04 2001

Internet Debacle (Opportunity?) Index

  • Sep 4, 2001

Several clients called, expressing an interest in our recently constructed “Internet Survivors?” theme. This is now being presented monthly in Leuthold’s Groups ~ Equity Strategies (the “Blue Book”).

Sep 04 2001

Convertible Offerings….How They Affect The Stock Market Supply/Demand Equation

  • Sep 4, 2001

A comparison of stock market net new equity supply with and without Convertibles.

Sep 04 2001

Insider Block Measures...Heavy Selling Volume Still Sending “Bearish” Message

  • Sep 4, 2001

Early in June, it appeared that big block selling was on the decline. But in July and August, selling has resumed at a furious pace.

Sep 04 2001

View From The North Country

  • Sep 4, 2001

Charley Maxwell’s “Nearing The Top Of The Hubbert Curve” from August is must reading. Decimal Trading in sub-pennies? Read what Barry Small, Weeden’s CEO, has to say about this. Also, what’s so bad about the lottery?

Sep 04 2001

Volatility Update

  • Sep 4, 2001

A decrease in occurrences of 2% days for the S&P 500 this year. Of the 169 trading days so far this year, only 17 have been moves in excess of 2% (10% of the time). There were no 2% moves in August.

Sep 04 2001

Post Labor Day…..A New Market Season

  • Sep 4, 2001

What I Worry About...The possibility of this being a secular, not a cyclical bear market. Four decades in the investment business have taught me to respect the message of the market itself.

Aug 04 2001

Growth Versus Value Update: The Tech Effect

  • Aug 4, 2001

Have we really had a big correction in growth stocks, or is the growth index just being pulled down by the tech bust?

Aug 04 2001

The Importance Of Normalizing Earnings

  • Aug 4, 2001

Earnings are cyclical! This becomes especially obvious near peaks and troughs.

Aug 04 2001

July Mutual Fund Flows

  • Aug 4, 2001

The past two months have seen growing caution on the part of Main Street investors, as monthly net inflow levels have declined to single digit levels in each of the past two months.

Aug 04 2001

Insider Block Measures

  • Aug 4, 2001

Selling volume steps up in July.

Aug 04 2001

View From The North Country

  • Aug 4, 2001

Full Disclosure (Reg FD), Investment Banking conflicts (hardly a recent development) and the Nikkei and DJIA: Will they cross this year?

Aug 04 2001

Volatility Update

  • Aug 4, 2001

The NASDAQ volatility continues to slow but the S&P 500 was surprisingly volatile in July.

Aug 04 2001

Summer Rally In August?

  • Aug 4, 2001

We were wrong about a rally in July...What about August?...Much to your family’s dismay, you may want to bring along your cell phone and laptop to the beach this month.

Aug 04 2001

Capitalization Tier Meausres

  • Aug 4, 2001

Continuing to evaluate the Leuthold Index methodology.

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