Are you getting that Fear Of Missing Out feeling when you read that a few stocks are responsible for most of the market's gains or some newsletter bragging about a X,XXX% return on a single stock pick?? We talk about how we give ourselves the best chance to invest in market winners in our newest blog post. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/gnYM3CNJ
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This year we have witnessed back-to-back #all_time_highs not only to US indices, but to #corporate share #buybacks. This can significantly impact stock prices, as by reducing the number of shares in circulation and boosting demand, buybacks often drive prices #higher and improve earnings per share. They signal market confidence but can also raise concerns about overvaluation and long-term sustainability. While this strategy can increase short-term investor returns, it is definitely one of the reasons why stock market is surging right now !!
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The most common outcome from buying a single stock is that you lose all your money. Read that again. Many investors know that the long-term average return of the stock market is around 10%. That tells the "what" of stock returns. But what about the "how?" How are those ~10% returns generated over time? Averages tell you little, but the MODE (the most common data point) tells you everything. Decades of research reveal the mode stock return to be a cool -100%. Read more about what that means for portfolio design in Rubin Miller, CFA's latest (awesome) blog post 😊: https://lnkd.in/gy5zseA8
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In this update, I provide an analysis of the recent decline in stock prices and explore the best opportunities! Subscribe to my Substack to read the Montlhy Update! https://lnkd.in/dmBAXpna
Monthly Stock Market Update: July 2024
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Valuable reminder from LPL Research on the cyclical nature of investment markets, and helpful insights on the most recent volatility swing - a worthwhile 5 minute read!
The recent selloff in stock markets has been sharp and comes with quite an increase in volatility. Keep in mind, corrections are a normal part of any bull market. #LPLResearch’s George Henry Smith CFA CAIA CIPM discusses how the current pullback compares historically to other S&P 500 pullbacks, and what it may mean for future returns → https://bit.ly/3WVBC6x
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It might seem intuitive that high short interest is predictive of future stock returns as it arises directly from the fact that there are large bets being made on the stock dropping. But is this true? Read more from our newest blog: https://lnkd.in/g6U9FpaP
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