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Asset Allocation: Caution Toward High Dividend Yielding Stocks

Brown Advisory

Asset Allocation: Caution Toward High Dividend Yielding Stocks achen Fri, 10/28/2016 - 11:25 Why Have High Dividend Yielding Sectors Done Well This Year? According to Morningstar, overall assets in dividend-focused ETFs and mutual funds have ballooned to $672.6 billion in assets they held in 2011. Reach for yield.

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Asset Allocation: Caution Toward High Dividend Yielding Stocks

Brown Advisory

Asset Allocation: Caution Toward High Dividend Yielding Stocks. According to Morningstar, overall assets in dividend-focused ETFs and mutual funds have ballooned to $672.6 billion in assets they held in 2011. Stretched Valuations. Fri, 10/28/2016 - 11:25. Why Have High Dividend Yielding Sectors Done Well This Year?

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Financial Market Round-Up – Apr’23

Truemind Capital

Thankfully, the Governments intervened to avoid major spillover effects on the overall economy. Higher valuation of Indian markets compared to Global peers along with negligible earnings growth also didn’t help. The rising risk of Global financial uncertainties affected Indian markets as well. The Adani saga also aggravated volatility.

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Equity markets at a crossroads – What is the way forward?

Truemind Capital

The liquidity support since 2008 and massive stimulus post March 2020 has inflated all the asset prices be it equity, debt, or real estate. To ensure the stability of the Government and keep its popularity maintained, the policymakers are forced to work out solutions to curb inflation and inflationary expectations. trillion to ~$8-8.5

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Financial Market Round-Up – Jan’24

Truemind Capital

Most of the time, even the winners account for very low weight in the overall assets, resulting in miniscule contribution to the portfolio returns. For example, a stock rising by 100% in a year, if had a weightage of 1% in the overall assets, adds only 1% more return to the portfolio.

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What lessons today’s investors can learn from the collapse of the Roman Empire?

Truemind Capital

Thus, by debasement of the currency, they were able to make more coins which led to higher spending by the Government. Fast forward to the present times, the gold standard is not used by any government now. This has resulted in skyrocketing valuations of the stock markets. Britain abolished the gold standard in 1931.

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Weekend Reading Magazine Covers and Market Caps

Discipline Funds

I recall one particularly glaring moment during 2009 when AIG became mostly owned by the US government and failed to meet S&P liquidity requirements, but they just ignored it. It forced me to think in a multi-temporal sense which has completely changed how I think about asset allocation.