U.S. Stocks Too Richly Valued For Their Risk

Financial and economic extremes will mean revert. Prudent investors can pro-actively position themselves to benefit greatly from this reversion when it takes place.

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Jeremy Grantham is one of the most respected investors alive today.

His firm - Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo & Co. -- better known as GMO, manages $billions in assets under management and produces some of the most-followed market analysis on Wall Street.

Core to its outlook is that financial and economic extremes will mean revert. And that prudent investors can pro-actively position themselves to benefit greatly from this reversion when it takes place.

And while, no, I am NOT interviewing Mr Grantham today, we have the next best thing: the chance to sit down with one of his lieutenants at GMO.

John Pease is a quantitative researcher and partner at GMO, who co-authored the firm's latest Quarterly Letter, which I expect to discuss with him in depth.

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