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Started week
Friday PM
Change
Change %
ytd
DJIA
17472.66
16694.6
-778.06
-4.45%
-6.33%
NASDAQ
5032.34
4784.44
-247.9
-4.93%
1.22%
RUSSELL 2000
1209.24
1166.38
-42.86
-3.54%
-3.18%
S&P 500
2089.7
2000.68
-89.02
-4.26%
-2.83%
57.66%
Stocks Overvalued
42.34%
23.75%
13.45%
SECTOR OVERVIEW
Sector
Change
MTD
YTD
Valuation
Last 12-M
Return
P/E
Ratio
Aerospace
-1.71%
-4.09%
-0.16%
9.01% overvalued
-4.61%
20.94
Auto-Tires-Trucks
-2.38%
-4.44%
-5.01%
9.57% undervalued
-14.26%
15.09
Basic Materials
-0.70%
-1.37%
-12.87%
17.63% undervalued
-34.44%
21.6
Business Services
-1.61%
-3.57%
1.34%
2.87% overvalued
-4.65%
23.57
-2.57%
-4.14%
-4.15%
3.18% undervalued
-6.17%
28.64
Construction
-1.42%
-1.18%
1.61%
6.72% undervalued
-1.88%
23.69
Consumer Discretionary
-2.14%
-3.36%
3.30%
1.25% undervalued
-4.19%
27.55
Consumer Staples
-1.51%
-4.12%
-2.46%
3.76% overvalued
-3.68%
22.53
Finance
-1.42%
-2.70%
-0.57%
1.40% undervalued
-3.06%
17.09
Industrial Products
-1.99%
-4.83%
-6.20%
8.00% undervalued
-12.38%
18.6
Medical
-2.70%
-5.56%
9.22%
6.84% overvalued
8.71%
31.33
Multi-Sector Conglomerates
-1.68%
-5.46%
-6.43%
3.05% undervalued
-7.44%
22.19
Oils-Energy
-2.41%
-9.70%
-20.61%
21.14% undervalued
-48.74%
22.37
Retail-Wholesale
-2.01%
-4.23%
-5.02%
0.15% undervalued
0.65%
24.01
Transportation
-2.37%
-6.74%
-9.16%
10.28% undervalued
-13.27%
16.27
Utilities
-1.68%
-3.26%
-6.00%
1.98% undervalued
-7.30%
20.89
Sector TalkConstruction
Below, we present the latest data on leading Construction Sector stocks from
our Professional Stock Analysis Service. These results were filtered by market price and
volume--no results below 3$/share or less than 100k shares/day volume.
Company Name
Market Price
Valuation
BLD
TOPBUILD CORP
32.71
N/A
N/A
EFOI
ENERGY FOCUS IN
17.13
N/A
289.32%
LYTS
LSI INDUSTRIES
8.97
N/A
30.38%
RYL
46.14
-0.85%
24.27%
TMHC
TAYLOR MORRISON
21.27
N/A
4.01%
Company Name
Market Price
Valuation
BLD
TOPBUILD CORP
32.71
N/A
N/A
EFOI
ENERGY FOCUS IN
17.13
N/A
289.32%
LYTS
LSI INDUSTRIES
8.97
N/A
30.38%
RYL
46.14
-0.85%
24.27%
TMHC
TAYLOR MORRISON
21.27
N/A
4.01%
Company Name
Market Price
Valuation
LEN
LENNAR CORP -A
RYL
54.33
1.37%
39.31%
46.14
-0.85%
24.27%
MTH
MERITAGE HOMES
44.05
-13.21%
4.73%
THO
55.38
-15.18%
2.52%
CBI
CHICAGO BRIDGE
45.33
-31.63%
-27.33%
Company Name
Market Price
Valuation
EXP
EAGLE MATERIALS
80.89
44.07%
-17.75%
IBP
INSTALLED BUILD
28.2
30.94%
121.52%
DY
DYCOM INDS
64.21
24.10%
118.92%
MLM
MARTIN MRT-MATL
166.95
21.89%
29.21%
WMS
28.29
21.49%
64.76%
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ValuEngine Forecast
Target
Price*
Expected
Return
1-Month
79.23
-0.02%
3-Month
80.36
1.42%
6-Month
81.21
2.49%
1-Year
79.08
-0.20%
2-Year
76.78
-3.10%
3-Year
94.09
18.74%
10.67% undervalued
Valuation Rank(?)
-0.02%
12-M Return
-37.85%
Momentum Rank(?)
Sharpe Ratio
0.16
62
2.99%
59
Volatility
18.54%
Volatility Rank(?)
-31.19%
149.80
Size Rank
13.68
19.88
PEG Ratio
n/a
Price/Sales
0.85
Price/Sales Rank(?)
Market/Book
0.99
Market/Book Rank(?)
Beta
1.11
Beta Rank
Alpha
-0.47
Alpha Rank
62
49
24
77
11
100
79
32
n/a
70
76
39
18
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trade on US exchanges as well as @1000 Canadian equities. When EPS estimates are
available for a given equity, our model calculates a level of mispricing or valuation
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be worth if the market were totally rational and efficient--an academic exercise to be
sure, but one which allows for useful comparisons between equities, sectors, and
industries. Using our Valuation Model, we can currently assign a VE valuation
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figure. Whenever we see overvaluation levels in excess of @ 65% for the overall
universe and/or 27% for the overvalued by 20% or more categories, we issue a
valuation warning.
We now calculate that 42.34% of stocks are overvalued and 13.45% of those
stocks are overvalued by 20% or more. These figures have been decreasing over the
summer as the market has been volatile and subjected to some battering from
events in the Eurozone, Greece, and--now--China. We have also seen a big hit for oil
prices and Apple shares (whose stock price can have a disproportionate effect on
key indices.)
The markets took a fairly large hit this week, with price declines for major indices
putting in their worst performance since 2011. Still, even with the dip this week--@3.5
to 5% so far for the Dow, SP500, Nasdaq, and Russell 2000 as of this writing, stocks are
only down @5% average across those indices for the year. We have had such a
boom market for so long that a week of bad news can have too much of an impact.
Keep in mind that we haven't even hit the 10% level necessary to call this a
"correction" yet.
We did our last valuation study on June 25th, and with many stocks putting in
some of that "Sell In May and Go Away" price action, valuation levels have declined
significantly from levels in excess of 68% or so on June 24th to the current "normal"
range of @50%. We have seen a decline to today's 42%, and you would have to go
all the way back to early February--with the S&P 500 trading at 2020-- to find stocks
that cheap.
As always, the key part of the puzzle for US equity prices remains the Fed and
how they will end the era of quantitative easing. "September" has been the response
for quite some time now, but events keep interfering with the best efforts of US central
bankers to get back to a "normal" interest rate environment.
China's long-demanded (be careful what you wish for!) currency devaluation
and their market pull back has sent shock waves throughout the global financial
system. This hurts stock prices in the US, but--paradoxically, it helps bolster than too as
it becomes difficult to imagine the Fed making any move higher rates in a period of
global uncertainty.
Meanwhile, the domestic economic picture remains solid. Good news on the
employment front, some indication of wage pressures, signs of a pop in housing?,
lower oil prices, and--now--the possibility of cheaper Chinese goods thanks to the
currency devaluation.
That should go a long way in assuaging fears of inflation on the part of the Fed-and again lowers the possibility of some rapid rate-rise in the Fall. As long as they fulfill
their promise to pay attention to BOTH sides of their mandate--manage inflation AND
promote full employment, they should be able to keep their foot on the pedal for a
while longer.
And again, US equities remain standing as the last bastion of decent yield for
scared investors the world over. As we have been saying for a while now, we remain
confident that the underlying US economy is strong-- and getting stronger. However,
we live in an interconnected world and China has a cold. Therefore, we remain
convinced that the Fed will raise rates later rather than sooner, and US stocks should
benefit from this environment as long as the crises in other areas don't become
unmanageable.
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