Jeremy Grantham recently pointed out that since the early 90's, stocks have still mean reverted, however have done so around
a persistently higher mean.
Jeremy Grantham recently pointed out that since the early 90's, stocks have still mean reverted, however have done so around
a persistently higher mean.
Not exact matches
Mauboussin's research seems to suggest that, while there exists a strong tendency towards
mean reversion, some companies do «post
persistently high or low returns beyond what chance dictates.»
Mauboussin's research supports Graham's view that, while some businesses do generate
persistently high or low returns on invested capital beyond what chance dictates, there exists a strong tendency toward
mean reversion in most businesses.
Negative BE (which results from
persistently negative earnings) and
high BE / ME (which typically
means that stock prices have fallen) are both signals of poor earnings prospects.»