Fed’s Lockhart doesn’t rule out rate hike as soon as September
Lockhart said the Fed is watching for signs of overheated financial markets.
“At the moment, I would say they [asset valuations] particularly deserve watching because they are relatively buoyant or relatively high,” Lockhart said.DYI Comments: Relatively high? Its a bubble! Correcting the Shiller PE10 for elevated profit margins regressing back to their mean PE10 is at 34 only eclipsed during the Great Insanity market top of 2000!
As of 8-2-16 PE10 is 26.77
The Fed's never see bubbles at least publicly. I doubt they will raise rates nor does the futures market placing the possibility of a rate hike at a very lonely 15%! It is to the point where it no longer matters whether rates go up, go down, or stay the same poor market returns are baked into the cake. It matters to speculator's; not our "cup of tea" here at DYI. DYI are very long term value players and will remain so!
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