John Hussman: What to make of insiders’ ‘panic’ selling
Since corporate insiders typically receive stock as part of their compensation, it is normal for insiders to sell about 2 shares on the open market for every share they purchase outright. Recently, however, insider sales have been running at a pace of more than 8-to-1.
John Hussman: Nearly every asset class set for ‘miserably low’ returns
miserably low long-term returns.
John Hussman: Inside a ‘surface’ recovery
On the surface, the U.S. economy is gradually recovering
John Hussman: Markets ‘overvalued, overbought, overbullish’
Economic pressures are still negative, and sentiment is once again bullish enough to define an "overvalued, overbought, overbullish" condition.
John Hussman: ‘Substantial losses’ looming in the near term
I continue to be concerned about credit conditions and the underlying fundamentals of the U.S. economy.
John Hussman: The present window is ‘a very dangerous one’
As of last week, the Market Climate for stocks was characterized by unfavorable valuations, generally favorable trend action, weak price-volume sponsorship, strongly overbought conditions, moderate but not yet over-bullish sentiment, and hostile economic pressures.
John Hussman: How to value the S&P 500 now
It is impossible to properly estimate long-term cash flows based on a single year of earnings, regardless of whether one uses actual net earnings or projected operating earnings.
John Hussman: Don’t take the bait — stocks are not cheap
Important metrics of economic activity are slowing rapidly.
John Hussman: The stock market has an ‘unpleasant skew’
With stock market conditions characterized by strenuous overbought conditions, strenuous overvaluation, overbullish sentiment and hostile yield trends, a few features of the present market environment are worth noting.