The S&P 500 just posted its best January since 1997, and also had
its highest measured optimism, a 6.6 % risk premium, since October 2015.
The S&P 500 just posted its best January since 1997, and also had
its highest measured optimism, a 6.6 % risk premium, since October 2015.
Not exact matches
Any
optimism over preserving the eurozone quickly deflated when industry executives at the Paris auto show last month warned Europe likely will not see improvement for at least the next two years as strict austerity
measures and
high unemployment keep the economy weak and stifle consumer demand.
One of the best
measures of that remaining
optimism is the P / E multiple on normalized earnings, which presently remains stubbornly
high.
«Three months after the presidential election,
measures of consumer
optimism regarding personal financial prospects and the economy are at or near the
highest levels we've seen in the nearly seven - year history of the National Housing Survey,» says Doug Duncan, senior vice president and chief economist at Fannie Mae.