Jeremy Siegel & Ed Yardeni - The Bulls are Out

Today the DOW and S&P500 are making new all time highs.  CNBC had two bulls on who said the markets are not over-valued.

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Jeremy Siegel, author of "Stocks for the Long Run" has the following targets

• S&P500 for 2013 => 1,700
• DOW JONES for 2013 =>  16,000
• "Stocks are at their average valuation when interest rates were five, six or seven percent. Think of them when interest rates are one percent.  You really want to own stocks... the only source of income out there.  This bull has many more legs that what we've just seen over the last week."
• Could see 18,000 on the DOW by the end of 2014
• Rally is not because of QE
• Stocks for the Long Run 5/E: The Definitive Guide to Financial Market Returns & Long-Term Investment Strategies

Ed Yardeni, a good economist, is more "worried about a meltup."

• "Fundamentals aren't that bad for the market"
• Yardeni isn't a fan or tech or materials but says a case could be made for a secular bull market based on energy and robotics with the latter good for bringing production back to the US but not good for jobs.
• Yardeni's biggest worry?  "worried about a meltup."

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Both Yardeni and Siegel cited something I've written about for awhile.  That is money seeking yield from around the globe will probably find a home in "safer" US stocks that are leading the markets now. 

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