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发表于 2013-4-15 08:38 PM
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九天 发表于 2013-4-15 07:27 PM
学游老大,你和星大Soros等,都是我崇拜FA高手,我也跟你们学习很久了。本来,我没有资格跟你们讨论FA。
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这是去年的资料
The table shows global bonds to be $157 Trillion out of the total $212 Trillion of capital stock (bonds and stocks) with stocks at $54 Trillion. That puts bonds at about 75% of capital, and stocks at about 25% of capital globally.
Separate data about the US from SIFMA, puts the US bond market at just under $37 Trillion (including municipal bonds) as of the end of 2011 (a year later than the McKinsey data), and Bloomberg puts US stocks now (April 2012) at about $21.4 Trillion.
By Subtraction, non-US debt outstanding is $120 Trillion, and non-US stocks at $32.6 Trillion.
US bonds are about 23.6% of world bonds outstanding, which compares well with the 26.4% weight that PIMCO puts on US bonds in its GDP weighted world bond fund, PSAIX – always good when different data sources tend to agree.
FTSE puts the US stock market at 45% of world stocks (as reported by Vanguard for their world fund VT) . Applying that percentage to the $54 Trillion of world stock market-cap at the end of 2010 from McKinsey. we get US stocks total market-cap of $24.3 Trillion.
As a cross-check, the sum of the market-cap of the NYSE, NASDAQ and AMEX on Bloomberg today (04-02-2012) is $21.4 Trillion — pretty close numbers for the kind of data gathering these summaries involve.
Going with the SIFMA and Bloomberg numbers, the US capital market is about $58.4 Trillion, consisting of 63.4% bonds and 36.6% stocks. |
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