Vladyslav Koptiev
Important chart to watch. This graph shows forward (implied) market return based on Shiller PE (CAPE). Green line - expected return; blue line - actual realised returns. This indicator is forward-looking by 8 years. To find out what was expected return 8 years ago we need to look at green line value in 2018. It was 3%. Actual realised return is 13% (right outer value of blue graph). This is a huge divergence that should correct itself sooner or later. Likewise, current expected return within the next 8 years is 1.8% (right outer value of the green line). Actual realsied return will of course differ, but even under optimistic scenario assuming that Shille PE will remain 150% above the mean, stocks will return 6.8% within next 8 years. Red line is interest rate. At it’s long-term high. This can only mean one thing: the market, through the long end of the interest rates curve, is essentially saying one thing. It's demanding a higher risk premium to finance this entire system. Why I am writing about this today? For one reason. I want you to be informed. Not to scare, but to be alert. Overweighting equities is not a good idea at the moment. I will be disposing more shares and allocate proceeds to $TLT (iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF ). This run is not sustainable, I can feel it in the air. Some of you probably feel the same. Let’s be prepared.
Not investment advice. The author may have financial interests in the mentioned instruments.
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