Daily Charts - Peaky Markets

Callum_Thomas
01-12

1.Peaky Markets

Here’s how the S&P500 $.SPX(.SPX)$ has traded on average before and after market peaks since 1930.

The bearish takeaway is how quickly and significantly things can turn, but the bullish/optimists perspective is that things eventually get back on track + great opportunities are uncovered.

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2.The Macro Risk Sandwich

This chart also puts the “macro-risk-sandwich” of recession vs resurgence on display; i.e. the strength and tight capacity in labor markets [blue line] vs excess capacity and weakness in industry [black line]

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3.You've probably seen the CAPE or PE10 ratios for global equities before, but have you seen the CAE/E10?

This chart shows the 10-year moving average of earnings for global equities, and it is extremely telling...

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