Contrarian investing interest in emerging markets has grown
Contrarian investing interest in emerging markets has grown as MSCI EM trades at a 40% P/E discount to developed markets. Historical correlation analysis suggests upside potential if US dollar momentum fades. If you like buying when others are fearful, both Peloton and Hormel would fit the bill. But when you dig into the business models of each company, only one looks like it has a sustainable business today. Yes, if Peloton pulls off its Hail Mary pass transition effort to an online subscription service there is huge upside. But if it fails, which is very possible, an investment in the stock could turn out to be worthless. Hormel, on the other hand, seems far more likely to muddle through the headwinds it faces and, eventually, earn back Wall Street favor. The cryptocurrency market continues to experience significant volatility, with recent rallies sparking debates about whether we’re in a bull market or a bear market rally. Let’s break down the key trends and indicators. Contrarian investing sentiment has strengthened as CNN’s Fear & Greed Index hits 84 (“Extreme Greed”). Historically, elevated readings correlate with market pauses. Savvy traders reallocate from high-beta growth into undervalued dividend stocks with 4%+ yield.
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