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To: elmatador who started this subject	9/22/2001 9:33:50 PM
From: Just_Observing	Read Replies (3) of 219180

Barron's: Market undervalued by 17% 'Fed Model' compares earning estimate to bond yield By CBS.MarketWatch.com Last Update: 1:09 PM ET Sept. 22, 2001 SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- The huge slide in stocks last week created an oversold condition that leaves the average S&P 500 stock 17 percent undervalued, according to the cover story in this week's Barron's. The article cites a "Fed Model" for assessing stock valuation. Using the interest rate of a 10-year Treasury bond, the model combines the expected earnings for the S&P 500 stocks divided by the index, which closed Friday at 965.80. By Barron's calculations using IBES estimates, the collective earnings per share in the S&P 500 over the next year will be $55. Dividing by the S&P 500 level provides a 5.69 percent yield that tops the 10-year T-bond's 4.69 percent Of course, many people use Barron's as a contrary indicator with considerable success. marketwatch.com

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