Wall Street's bubble may be gone, but stocks can still fall
NEW YORK (AP) -- The good news for stocks is that this year's sell-off means they no longer look eye-wateringly expensive. The bad news: That won't matter
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NEW YORK (AP) -- The good news for stocks is that this year's sell-off means they no longer look eye-wateringly expensive. The bad news: That won't matter
The consumer discretionary sector and the related cap-weighted funds were long dominated by Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN).
By Scott Opsal, The Leuthold Group The Exchange Traded Fund industry began in January 1993 with the launch of SPY, a fund designed to track the S&P 500 Index. The concept behind the first ETF was to offer investors a single, low cost, easily traded security that provided exposure to the entire market. The secondRead More
As investors look to this new year, many market observers are wondering if this could finally be the year for stock-pickers.
Research by The Leuthold Group suggests better returns await those investors who combine cheaper asset prices ('Value') with a Quality assessment