The guys at Bespoke came up with some lovely graphics. These 2 metrics as a whole is what the general folks determine if a country is cheap or expensive. I would think you need more than that. Perhaps a comparison to historical PE and Dividend Yield
PE wise Singapore is rather attractive. as we are heavy on 3 banks and a slow moving telecom, we never reach back to the highs of 3500-3800.
Was surprised by the prevailing dividend yield at 3.29%. I always thought its closer to 2.5%
Here are the list of US NYSE listed ETFs to gain general exposure to the index.
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freedom
Friday 18th of July 2014
Think uk etf yield was distorted by Vodafone.
Kyith
Friday 18th of July 2014
Hi Freedom, thanks for the heads up. You meant the Vodafone special dividend?
Jacques
Wednesday 16th of July 2014
Very interesting data. France looks due for a correction, which may happen soon given the perspectives over there.... It also makes me entertain the idea of diversifying from NYSE to SGX and invest in SG and SEA ETFs. Will start looking into it. Thx !
Kyith
Friday 18th of July 2014
no problem Jacques. but take the data with a pinch of salt and its better to measure against historical.