I received the following set of charts from one of my colleagues the other day. Thought it would be something interesting to share here as an example of the sorts of things market professionals look at in their work. They show the differential between stock market dividend yields and the rates on 10-year government notes for six of the leading markets. Makes for interesting viewing.
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