“German manufacturing PMIs are outpacing the US… stocks have derated over 20%… you're paying low-teens multiple for a group of companies that is going to grow earnings in line with the US market”

The Markets · Hedge Funds Are Cautious on Stocks amid Rates and Energy Volatility

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recommend buying German industrial stocks that have been derated >20% but are expected to grow earnings at US rates, effectively buying at low-teens multiples

13-14% EPS revision estimates; stocks derated over 20%; low-teens multiple price

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