Central Bank Balance Sheet Expansion and Local Stock Returns
Central Bank Balance Sheet Expansion and Local Stock Returns Central bank balance sheet expansion matters, but not as much as investors think. Image: Jeroen Blokland
Central Bank Balance Sheet Expansion and Local Stock Returns Central bank balance sheet expansion matters, but not as much as investors think. Image: Jeroen Blokland
Top 10 Countries by Share of Global Manufacturing Output China manufacturing accounted for 28.4% of the country’s total economic output. Could the ripple effects of the coronavirus affect China’s ranking? Image: Statista
The Four Business Cycle Phases This chart explains the four cycle phases; expansion, downturn, repair, and recovery. Image: Morgan Stanley Research
Does Quantitative Easing Affect Valuation? More fundamentally, low interest rates, high margins, low taxes, buybacks & free cash flow drive stocks higher. Image: Fidelity Investments
% of U.S. Manufacturing Industries with YoY Decline in Production A recession hasn’t arrived yet in the U.S., with almost 75% of manufacturing industries with year-over-year decline in production. Image: Variant Perception
U.S. Growth Stocks – Mega-Cap Growth ETF vs. Global Dow ETF This chart suggests a warning sign of market ‘euphoria’, as the P/E of the Vanguard Mega-Cap Growth ETF is now 30. Image: CNBC
Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Microsoft and Google and S&P 500 EPS Growth FAAMG supported S&P 500 EPS growth. Image: Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research
Majority of Coronavirus Cases are Mild On the “positive” side, over 80% of the coronavirus cases in China are considered mild. Image: Statista
Dow Jones Performance Under Various U.S. Presidents This chart puts into perspective the Dow Jones performance under various U.S. presidents. The annualized return under President Trump is high, given tightening monetary policy. Image: Ryan Detrick,…
Emerging Markets Monetary and Fiscal Policy This chart puts monetary and fiscal policy in emerging markets into perspective (now to end 2020). Image: Capital Economics
U.S. True Money Supply and Nominal GDP Growth This chart suggests that money supply outpacing U.S. nominal GDP tends to be bullish for asset prices. Image: Gavekal, Macrobond