Rick Stuchberry, vice president portfolio manager, Richardson GMP
Focus: Canadian Large Caps and International ADR's
MARKET OUTLOOK:
We would like to remind everyone Apple has more cash than Greece has
GDP. Do not lose focus on the bigger picture, the global economy is
improving, and this is a hiccup of uncertainty. Greece cannot cause a
contagion and hurt Europe further because the debt is consolidated into
safe hands, it is merely a distraction. We have to take a step back and
look at the moment of peak irrationality which occurred over the first
half of this year. The bond markets have become so inflated that in some
markets investors have actually invested in bonds with negative yields.
This means investors have paid a government to loan that government
their money. It is difficult to comprehend that investors willingly
invested in losing investments, in order to secure safety. The bond
market changes are causing the stock market to undergo a major
transition. As the bond market begins to sell off, the income earning
stocks within the market are joining in this sell off. The 20 Year U.S.
Treasury is selling lower over the year, taking with it, the ZUT-
utility ETF made up solely of income producing stocks. We think we are
in the early stages of this correction and investing in Income is no
longer safe. We still believe money will continue to flow into the stock
market, but investors must be in the right investments within the stock
market. We must move forward, and we believe the safest way to invest
is in earnings growth. (more)
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