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The Articles below explore in depth the question of whether or not North American markets appear to offer good value or not at this time. They also explore the actual historical return of Stocks versus Bonds and Cash.

It's would be easy to merely speculate on whether markets are fairly valued or not. But we think it's a lot more meaningful to so some math and examine lots of historical data before forming opinions.

 Article  Recent Update
 Long-Term Returns to Expect from the Dow Jones Industrial Average  March 15, 2009
   
 Proof and Discussion that Large Cap. Stock Indexes Can normally be Expected to Average around 7.5% annually in the long-term (Quoting Warren Buffett)   February 20, 2009
   
Graphical Proof Of the Relationship Between DOW Returns versus Earnings and Dividends   March 14, 2009
   
 Is the Toronto  S&P/TSX Composite Index Fairly Valued at This Time?  December 21, 2009
 
 TSX Exchange Traded Funds and Segments (PE Ratios and Yields)  May 29, 2010
   
 Global / International Exchange Traded Funds (P/E ratios and price to book)  January 3, 2010
   
 What is the Fair Value of the Dow Jones Industrial Average Index?  May 29, 2010
   
 What is the Fair Value of the  the S&P 500 Index?  May 15, 2010
   
 How Do Stock Returns Compare to Bond and Cash Returns?  February 6, 2009
   
Special Report on Asset Allocation in Retirement - Actual Data  March 2009
   
Special Report on Asset Allocation During the Savings Phase  March 2009
   

 

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