Economic growth momentum remains solid and
relative valuations indicate better long - term return potential, in our view.
Not exact matches
Using the desire for investors to bid up stocks at ever - increasing
valuations, Higgins sees this chart as
indicating a comparatively subdued enthusiasm from stock market players
relative to what we saw in the 1990s.
For the first few years of the 1990's, the improvement in the
valuations of large - caps
relative to small caps (
indicated by a rising line) was entirely warranted.
In contrast, the aggregate measure
indicates that profitability is trading very near its historical norms of
relative valuation, perhaps explained by low P / B value stocks having far less profitability than they have historically.
A number of structural reasons — for example, different accounting conventions — can explain why a particular
valuation ratio
indicates different
relative valuation levels from one market to another.
SCAR
valuation of 1 % of current global anthropogenic (including open biomass burning) emissions to illustrate the
relative benefits of a marginal change in emissions, using the
indicated discount rates.