Stocks are near five-year highs. Market breadth has improved greatly. Still, there’s one group that is looking green around the gills: Utilities
Outlook
It’s a “risk-on” market right now with the S&P 500 near four-year highs and several market indices reflecting broad risk aversion.
Price-to-earnings ratios look historically cheap, but that measure may also be deceptive based on the history of the 10-year PE.
Market breadth finally looks healthy -- very healthy, in fact -- and is finally confirming the strength of the rally.
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