- Allgemeine Warnung = Dow Jones mkT - Toro, 03.10.2000, 00:01
- Re: Allgemeine Warnung = Dow Jones mkT - JüKü, 03.10.2000, 00:21
- Re: Auch dies scheint ins Bild zu passen mkT - Uppsala, 03.10.2000, 08:29
- Anderer Meinung - Speku, 03.10.2000, 10:08
- Hm... - snob, 03.10.2000, 10:37
- EW oder Bauch Analyse?? - GG, 03.10.2000, 12:35
- Schon Analyse... - Speku, 03.10.2000, 14:39
- Allgemeine Warnung = Dow Jones - Sascha, 03.10.2000, 14:07
- Re: Allgemeine Warnung = Dow Jones mkT - JüKü, 03.10.2000, 00:21
Re: Auch dies scheint ins Bild zu passen mkT
>Wunderbar, wie das passt!<[/b]
Auch dies scheint ins Bild zu passen. (gefunden auf www.goldminingoutlook.com, in Kaplans gestriger"Frageecke")
QUESTION: What do you think of the fact that there is such a dichotomy between high-P/E shares and low-P/E shares in the current U.S. equities market? ANSWER: This represents a dangerous situation which can only end with the nearly complete collapse of the high-P/E shares, as has been evidenced with the recent significant relative weakness in the Nasdaq and other high-tech stocks. In its later stages, the P/E compression of such inflated shares is going to carry over into compression of other companies as well; after the high-tech shares are finished with their carnage, the high-P/E blue chips in all industry sectors, including the biggest names, will probably be next. This is the way that bear markets traditionally progress. The Nasdaq as a whole still sports a P/E above 90 whereas the average profit growth of these companies is only about 15%; that implies a decline of 5/6 of its value merely to return to parity.
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