Friday, March 13, 2015

PE Expansion US, Eurozone, Japan; S&P Number of Days Without 10% Correction; Central Bank Bubble Blowers

Albert Edwards at Society General emailed a PDF on PE expansion and other equity trends. Albert comments ...

"Mario Draghi and the ECB’s manipulation of asset prices make s Greenspan’s Fed look like a rank amateur. More shocking though than the plunge in the euro, and more shocking even that 25% of sovereign eurozone bonds now trade in negative territory, is what has happened to eurozone equity valuations. For, as we approach the sixth anniversary of the US cyclical bull market (a post-war record), the PE expansion of eurozone equities is simply off the scale. History suggests this will end very badly indeed. Ask Alan!"

Eurozone 6-Year PE Expanded 220% 



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Longest Post-War Bull Market in Months - S&P 500



Trading Days Without 10% Correction - S&P 500



12-Month Forward PEs Japan, US, Eurozone



Note the PE expansion in the US and Eurozone and the lack of it in Japan

Mike "Mish" Shedlock
http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com

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