What are the S&P500 12 weeks forward return after down 5 consecutive weeks?
Source:Steve Deppe (@sjd10304)
What are the S&P500 12 weeks forward return after down 5 consecutive weeks?
– Jeremy Grantham,
Co-founder and Chief Investment Strategist of Grantham, Mayo, & van Otterloo (GMO)
"From an investment perspective, the picture to me is clear. Hedge long-biased equity exposure and/or raise cash. When the market reverts to the mean (the dotted blue line), that is a point in time when we can expect average nominal returns in the +/- 10% range. If you are sitting on a lot of cash, remain patient. The average trend line is around 2,500 in the S&P. That’s a pretty good target."---Steve Blumenthal
My Key Take-Away From This Powerful 96-Years Return History For Common Stock Charts:
Is S&P 500 Over Price ? Let do a Simple Analysis:
Following is a history of earning from NYU published the chart below on Jan 5, 2020. Please take note Y2019 actual earning is $139.4 and not $162.35 the forecast predicted
What happen in 2008 subprime crisis ? it drop from $82.54 to $42.51...33.9% !
This year most likely it will drop more than Y2008 33.9%, but let assume we just use 33.9% drop from Y2019 earning of $139.4 to estimate this year earning.
The projected this year earning will be $139.4 - ($139.47*33.9%) = $92.3
Refer to the S&P 500 PE Ratio - 90 Year Historical Chart,
Let use 14 PE to estimate the S&P 500 fair value.. 14*92.3 = 1292.
Today S&P 500 Price 3041
You can estimate S&P 500 next year earning and PE, and decide yourself at what price you think is value investing..
S&P 500 PE Ratio - 90 Year Historical Chart