The S&P 500 gained 1.9% (price only) in June. Based on the 1957-to-date valuation metrics presented below, downside to its historical average is -14%, about 1% more than last month’s reading. The S&P Industrials’ downside to mean valuation (excludes Utilities and Financials) also increased slightly to -27%.
Jul
08
2014
Estimating The Downside - July 2014
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