The week before Thanksgiving marks an annual conference which keeps growing every year.
Today and tomorrow I get the opportunity to visit directly and listen to as many as 70 different CEO’s and CFO’s of publicly traded companies.
Three Part Advisors Southwest Ideas Conference
While physically impossible to attend every option, this yearly conference has multiple benefits which we greatly appreciate:
- Meet tons of CEO’s and CFO’s of different companies and industries
- Share ideas with fellow professionals
- Get a feel for the overall economy as seen through the eyes of a wide swatch of executives
- Learn the specifics of unique individual companies
After two eight-hour stretches, my head is usually full of fantastic thoughts and super new companies.
A theme usually resonates.
Have a Great Day!
John A. Kvale CFA, CFP www.jkfinancialinc.com www.street-cents.com 8222 Douglas Ave # 590 Dallas, TX 75225
CFO’s Think Stocks Overvalued … Economic V Fundamental Disconnect ?
Last week we mentioned (here) that global executives across the board were more optimistic on their respective economies, especially overseas. We remind ourselves again that economic growth DOES NOT necessarily mean capital market growth.
CFO’s Think Stocks Overvalued
In this September 2013 Duke/CFO global Survey, 41% of CFO’s feel the equity markets are overvalued. We like the depth of this report as it measures a whopping 530 companies.
Echoing the afore-mentioned global executive survey, they all believe growth is getting better, AND they are more optimistic about spending and their company specific situation.
Here are the key numbers from the report. (Our digital diary!)
Much of our writings are to clarify and remind everyone, including ourselves, that capital markets can disconnect from fundamentals … for a while. Eventually good economic growth MAY not lead to higher equity markets … time will tell!
Have a Great Monday!
John Kvale CFA, CFP
http://www.jkfinancialinc.com http://www.street-cents.com 8222 Douglas Ave # 590 Dallas, TX 75225Share this:
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