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MSCI World Index Composition during Technology/Telecoms Bubble of 1999/2000
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36% of MSCI World Index was comprised of tech stocks in 1999. Since 2002 it has fallen below 20%.
Schroders, MSCI
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Reactions around the Market Crash of 1929
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Already in those days, markets made everybody very humble, wether you were the wealthiest Jo on the planet or the most famous economist.
InvestmentsOffice.com , Ronald Weber, April 2011
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Mixed Reactions around the March 9, 2009 U.S. Equity Market Bottom
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This was probably the point of maximum bearishness, with highly divergent forecasts.
InvestmentsOffice.com , Ronald Weber, April 2011
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Humiliating the Bears: Scepticism and Disbelief during the Greatest Market Rally
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Could there be a similar pattern currently at work?
InvestmentsOffice.com , Ronald Weber, April 2011
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Crushing the Bulls: Herding Behaviour around the NASDAQ Market Peak
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...or what happens when popular opinion finally turns bullish on markets...
InvestmentsOffice.com , Ronald Weber, April 2011
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Out of sync; Stock-market returns vs. growth in per capita GDP, 1988 – 2010, in local currency
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According to this chart, there is little correlation between equity returns and GDP growth.
Nomura
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UK Public Debt as a percentage of GDP since 1692
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HM Treasury; Gregory Clark (2008), www.ukpublicspending.co.uk; Office of National Statistics; McKinsey Global Institute
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US Government Debt as a percentage of GDP since 1792
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www.usgovernmentdebt.us
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Total US Credit Market Debt in Gold Terms
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Crossborder Capital
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Q&A, according to Central Bankers
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Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, February 2012 , Richard W. Fisher
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