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timwest
2014년 12월 3일 오후 3시 5분

S&P500 -SPX - Adjusted for Inflation -Only 4.5% below ATH  

SPX/CPIAUCSLCBOE

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Here is the S&P500 adjusted by the CPI All Urban Consumers Index.

The S&P500 sits just 4.56% below the All-Time-High.

This is an interesting "return" (no dividends are included in this analysis) for 15 years invested in the market and exposed to all of the price risk. Of course, if you take zero-risk you would expect to earn zero return. You can see why the Fed has been doing everything it can to reflate the markets.

Someone ring the bell when a New All Time Real HIGH has been reached.

Tim 10:05AM EST 12/3/2014
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K155MY4R53
Stunning, thank you.
timwest
@K155MY4R53, You are welcome.
AlphaxRx
Is the chart taking in account of inflation of 2% annually on average?
timwest
The chart divides the S&P500 by the CPI index, which nets out the free lunch provided by the tailwind of inflation.
timwest
Yes it does take inflation into account. You can pull up a chart of CPIAUCSL and you can see the inflation component.
IvanLabrie
Impressive...you expect a sharp turn off this level?
AlphaxRx
Check out his other S&P chart. That will provide you some clue
A-shot
This was so accurate!
pabx06
thank you mate. how do you adjust T-NOTES for real yeild ? i found DGS10 for 10 year note yeild
timwest
@pabx06, Good question: I wish we could see "real" prices for everything. I'll suggest to the Tradingview founders.
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