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Emerging evidence suggests that this may well be the case in the stock market.
In 1985, the duration for stock holding in the United States was 1.2 years; by 2010, it had increased to 1.5 years.
A fringe of rapid traders may well have greatly reduced the mean duration of stock holding, but, for the bulk of traditional American shareholders, the duration did not change.
As long as the shocks don’t worsen (and as some become less acute), confidence and growth will recover in the second half of the year, and stock markets will rally again.
The next day, the Istanbul stock exchange rose by more than 5%, and the Turkish lira rallied.
Japan’s economy shrunk more than expected in the final quarter of 2015, and its stock market has been in turmoil since the beginning of this year.
Indeed, research volunteers rarely receive their genomic data, which betrays the trust that participants place in researchers to use their findings not only to increase the stock of scientific knowledge, but also to deliver actionable results.
Obasanjo also negotiated a loan of $1 billion from the Chinese government to finance repair of Nigeria’s railways and buy new rolling stock.
The Chinese stock market had fallen sharply, declining some 40% from its recent high.
As for the stock market – widely viewed as a kind of casino for a small fraction of Chinese households – only about 6% of China’s population own shares.
The Shanghai stock market index soared from 2,200 a year ago to a peak of 5,100 in mid-summer and then dropped sharply, to about 3,000 now.
Stock prices swooned.
The Shanghai Composite, the country’s main stock index, tanked.
Even if we were to accept that real rates were genuinely very high in the mid-1980’s, then the logical conclusion would be that the stock and housing markets should have been even lower in the 1980’s, not that real prices should be very high in 2005.
Stock prices have climbed, led by financials and industrials; interest rates on US government bonds have risen, both on a standalone basis and relative to those in other advanced economies; and the dollar has surged to levels not seen since 2003.
LONDON – “They are trying to stop us with the usual blackmail of rising spreads, falling stock markets, and European threats,” wrote Matteo Salvini, leader of Italy’s League party, on his Facebook page.
Their per capita living standards should thus be substantially higher than in the US, where swarms of kids must be attended to and where new investments must be made just to keep the capital stock growing in step with a swelling population.
But only recently many slow growing countries were eager to develop venture capital markets and foster stock exchanges--France's Nouveau Marche, Germany's Neuer Markt, Italy's Nuovo Mercato, and Mothers in Japan--devoted to risky investments.
These new stock exchanges, modeled on America's NASDAQ, ended up listing a lot of flimsy companies, and the collapse of share prices since 2000 caught them in the downdraft.
But the legacy is a more efficient stock of capital equipment.
This form of recession is sometimes characterized by vast increases in debt (corporate or consumer), or by dizzying stock market or capital asset speculations that eventually come crashing down.
After adjusting for inflation, America’s stock exchanges roughly tripled in value in the 1990’s.
Indeed, stock prices doubled compared to profits.
High stock market valuations would reflect a radiant future, households would be behaving in a reasonable way, and America would be wise to run a trade deficit in order to invest.
Beyond public-sector underinvestment, there is monetary policy, which, whatever its benefits and costs, has shifted corporate use of cash toward stock buy-backs, while real investment has remained subdued.
Unfortunately, when global stock markets crashed in October 1987, the insurance turned out to be useless, mainly because markets for hedging collapsed.
Volkswagen’s stock has lost more than one-third of its value since the scandal broke.
In any meaningful international comparison, China’s per capita stock of physical capital is still 8-10 times lower than in advanced countries like the United States and Japan.
$700billion in preferred stock with warrants may be sufficient to make up the hole created by the bursting of the housing bubble.
All of this will be counterproductive: stock prices might rise under the pressure of demand, but that won t last.
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