BOA predictions on 2014 economy

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A continued bull market, steady growth in the U.S. economy and higher yields are all on the horizon in 2014, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch Global Research’s outlook published today.

BofA analysts at a conference in New York forecast macro conditions in 2014 will hold “inherent upside risk in a vigorous bull market for the U.S. dollar and a low, but rising interest rate environment.”

Additionally, the Charlotte, N.C.-based bank (NYSE: BAC) — the third-largest bank in metro Atlanta with 143 branches and $22 billion in local deposits — believes markets will be volatile but made a bullish case for equities and real estate, with a bearish outlook on rates and commodities. Stock market gains in 2014 are predicted to be less than 2013 but still higher than the consensus, BofA said, as high-quality U.S. companies “unleash value.”
 
there is no tool left the republicans to hinder the recovery further.


your gonna get caught BIG time if you try to cheat to win this time.

your hosed
 
rebuild that party dudes.

heave this dead corpse down the gully and rebuild.

This time stick to the facts.

be so glued to the facts you can truly find REAL scandals and not made up ones that always end up making you look like nutters.


Make me want to be a republican because your ideas are so bright and fact laced.



the sad thing is you guys don't really know those words are exactly what I wish for.


I want a republican party that kicks the dems ass by being so smart and forward thinking.


Heres a tip .


you cant move forward by being all proud of being the party that doesn't want change.

conservative ???????????


that is for grandmas not political partys
 
If only Deshy Dearest understood what she read instead of just posting headlines.

High yields and high stocks aren't exactly congruent. If yields go above 3.5% and specifically 4% the stock market is likely to fall to become competitive. It is really simple math. When the stock market is high, the dividend yield is low (if you need me to explain that math to you then you are really stupid). Right now U.S. stocks have a dividend yield of just about 2.1. This means that if you are retired and have $100,000 invested in the S&P 500 will earn just $2,100 a year in dividends.

The 10-year Treasury note offers a yield of just 2.8% and a 5 year treasury note is about 1.43%

http://www.treasury.gov/resource-ce...interest-rates/Pages/TextView.aspx?data=yield

Now, a dividend yield of 2.1% isn't that great, but compared to a 5 year treasury yield of 1.43% it is downright kick ass.

If the 10 year treasury goes above 3.5% and approaches 4%, look for a major selloff in equities. The only other way for equities to remain competitive from a yield standpoint is for companies to increased their dividend payments or stock prices have to fall.

So you see Deshy Dearest, your BOA report is completely full of shit. It will be impossible for the coming year to have a higher market and higher bond yields. The math and the investing logic just doesn't work. But, hey, facts and understand never got in the way of you posting bullshit in the past. Why should it stop you now?

Go run and find a Wiki article that will explain it all to you.
 
Poor people are funny
In zero ways is 4 percent ever considered high for the stock market!
Maybe that's why you shorted an Obama market up 25 percent after your short
 
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