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DREXEL UNIVERSIY

LeBow College of Business Transitioning to a new Equilibrium of Growth-driven Market 2014 GIC Conference in London PRESENTED BY

GEORGE TSETSEKOS Dean Emeritus and Francis Professor of Finance May 8, 2014


Transition

From Crisis to Stability Crisis in US ďƒ Global Amplification Policy Responses

Stability Transition


Towards Stability? • USA o Normalization of monetary policy- EXIT? o Too soon or too late?

• Emerging Markets o

More financial balancing needs as liquidity moves abroad

• EuroZone o From GreekExit to Movement toward integrations o Progress but picture is mixed

• Japan o From deflation to reflection o Much work needed


S&P 500 P/E


Attribution of Equity Market Performance


Returns Performance


Higher Multiples contributed to Sell-off


Rotational Markets with limited equity upside


Global Inflation is Contained


Change in Total US Non-Farm Payroll Employment


US Auto Sales Rebound


CAPEX Spending


Recovery in the EuroZone


EU Recovery and the Periphery


Japan

Modest GDP Gains and an uptick in Inflation


The Business Cycle and Equity Market Performance


Opportunity in Growth Stocks


Emerging Markets


Interest Rates and Capital Flows to EMS


Volatility and EM Capital Flows High Volatility

Low Volatility


Emerging Markets (EMS) Attractive P/Es vs. Global Averages


Convertibles Shining again..


US Equity Market Performance


Rising Rates Led to Sideways Market


Sector Allocation during Rising Interest Rates Environment

•During Periods of Rising Interest Rates… Cyclical sectors historically outperform defensive sectors

•Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Source: Wells Capital “Confidence Runs Through Stock Market. Sectors shown have material differences and represent segments of the S&P 500. Daily fluctuations in specific market sectors are often more extreme than fluctuations in the overall market.

G T


Global Outlook: Cautiously Optimistic US: Economic Recovery Poised to Continue at Moderate Pace » A number of important metrics beat expectations •

Strength in job growth, GDP, auto sales, manufacturing while unemployment fell below 6.3%

» FOMC has started tapering » Grand rotation may have begun; money flowing out of bonds and into equities! » A resilient consumer is well positioned to support recovery

Euro zone: GDP Growth Improving, More Work Ahead » Promising strides for EU, structural imbalances remain » Valuations in Europe compelling; pointing toward economic improvements

EMs: Still a Source of Global Growth » Near-term growth has slowed, but secular stories remain intact » Growth of middle class in Ems is an important long-term theme

Global: Dominant Theme of Synchronized Global Expansion » Global manufacturing numbers improved significantly » Recent positive data for Eurozone, Spain, UK, Japan, Indonesia, India, Canada, Australia, Malaysia and Taiwan » Global economic growth; good for the U.S. GT-Summary


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