Check out the accompanying pdf and chart collection. Executive Summary: The S&P 500 is undergoing a correction more persistent than the 72 panic attacks we’ve counted during this bull market, but will it become a bear market? The jury is still out. There is precedent for a valuation-led bear market despite stellar corporate fundamentals, during 1987. There was no recession that time, and the bear market was short-lived. … Is the real earnings yield as bearish as it seems? … Also: We look at what stock markets do during inflationary periods. … And: The collective voice of small business suggests the economy is in a stagflationary funk. … Finally: A look at what’s happening on Japan’s monetary and fiscal policy fronts.
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