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Eventually, stock prices do reflect the fundamentals of the economy.
So a company that fires all its workers and then ships from stock can look very productive – until it runs outs of stock.
But what does such liquidity mean, and is there really reason to expect that it will sustain further increases in stock and real estate prices?
The term “awash with liquidity” was last in vogue just before the US stock market crash of October 19, 1987, the biggest one-day price drop in world history.
The term “awash with liquidity” was also used often in 1999 and 2000, just before the major peak in the stock market.
The validity of the finance ministry’s position on the tax increase was called into question by the decline in Japan’s Nikkei index of stock futures after Abe’s October 1 announcement.
To be sure, the budget crisis in the US caused most stock futures to decline on that day.
Although the financial sector lost more than half of its stock-market value during the last five years, executives were still able to cash out, prior to the stock market implosion, large amounts of equity compensation and bonus compensation.
But there is no reason for stocks to rise forever: at the slightest sign of inflation trouble stock prices will implode fast.
Stock markets reached all-time highs.
Nobel laureate economist Robert Shiller observed in September that the US stock market’s sky-high performance has started to look a lot like “the peaks before most of the country’s 13 previous” downturns.
A potential growth rate of 2% won’t necessarily do much to help his blue-collar base, but at least it could push the stock market up to its highest point ever.
During the 1980's, the Bank of Japan fed the bubble in stock and land prices by permitting the quantity of money in Japan to grow rapidly --13% per year in 1990.
The stock market collapsed, moderate inflation turned into mild deflation, many bank loans became uncollectible and economic growth evaporated.
In the six years preceding the stock market peak in 1990, Japan’s output grew by more than 30%; in the six years from 1992 to 1998, by less than 5%.
Stock markets are rallying.
But Kenya’s newfound oil stock will complicate these plans, given that massive capital inflows will cause Kenya’s overall price level to rise relative to that of its neighbors.
A fall in US stock and bond prices, which are also out of line with past experience, could cause European asset prices to decline in sympathy.
Higher stock prices would lower the cost of equity-financed business investment and increase household wealth, thereby stimulating consumption.
The Global Security DeficitFORT LAUDERDALE – Summer is normally a time to take a break from the risks and worries of everyday life, and perhaps to take stock of where we are and where we are heading.
Rapid growth and huge increases in stock market wealth are nowadays almost taken as a matter of fundamental right by many Americans.
Still, less does it guarantee that companies should have stock market prices set at several hundred times their annual earnings.
High profit expectations, in turn, contributed to the unprecedented boom in the stock market between 1996 and 1999.
Rapid growth is expected; a booming stock market taken for granted.
The stock market has fallen big, by around half since March in the high-technology NASDAQ market.
That is certainly how things looked, with high levels of structural unemployment and a below-trend capital stock, at the end of the 1930’s, before mobilization and the European and Pacific wars began in earnest.
MUNICH – As America’s various rescue plans take hold, stock markets are recovering somewhat.
Their write-offs were 2.0%, 4.2% and 2.8% of GDP, respectively, which corresponds to 11%, 16% and 22% of the aggregate equity stock of their banking systems.
And if the structuring process created 70% triple-A rated paper out of what on average were B-value loans, there must have been fundamental flaws in the rating process, which will not disappear simply because the economy or the stock market recover.
Since 2013, the US Congress has floated several reform proposals to increase revenues collected on the stock of foreign earnings.
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