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22 May 2015
US Equity Insights
Market complacency re-emerges in both cash equities and
derivatives
Our PENIX market emotion indicator climbed to 1.3 on S&P trailing PE of 18 and 3m
avg VIX of 14. A level between 1.2.1.5 signals complacency. There was similar
complacency going into summer last year, with S&P trailing PE at 17.5 and a calm
market kept VIX at 10-14. The complacency persisted to July but then faded as the risk
of higher yields came on falling unemployment, but yields ultimately stayed subdued
preventing any major summer sell-off. Yet a selloff began in late Sept as oil prices
started cracking and the dollar climbing.
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