• real growth (the rise of companies' earnings and dividends)
• inflationary growth (the general rise of prices throughout the economy)
• speculative growth—or decline (any increase or decrease in the
investing public's appetite for stocks)
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Factors determining the market's performance
The stock market's performance depends on three factors:
• real growth (the rise of companies' earnings and dividends)
• inflationary growth (the general rise of prices throughout the economy)
• speculative growth—or decline (any increase or decrease in the
investing public's appetite for stocks)
• real growth (the rise of companies' earnings and dividends)
• inflationary growth (the general rise of prices throughout the economy)
• speculative growth—or decline (any increase or decrease in the
investing public's appetite for stocks)
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