The Best of This Week From Hedgeye

08/29/14 11:22PM EDT

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Q&A: Is The Stock Market Cheap?

In the Q&A portion of Tuesday's Morning Macro Call, Hedgeye CEO Keith McCullough answers a subscriber question about whether or not stocks are cheap.

http://youtu.be/UFAmn9msMF0

Deep Dive Into Semi Sector

Hedgeye semiconductor analyst Craig Berger discusses major trends in semis including M&A activity, and gives us his take on three key stocks in the sector.

http://youtu.be/3EPzY362i_0

CARTOON

 All Time SPY-Highs

The Best of This Week From Hedgeye - Waiting bear 08.27.2014

Keith McCullough wrote in Wednesday's Morning Newsletter, "While the stock, bond, and commodity market bubbles have all had different narratives, one thing is not different – prices go up, then down, a lot."

Burning Euro

The Best of This Week From Hedgeye - bruning euro 08.25.2014

ECB chief Mario Draghi is evidently a bigger fan of monetary cowbell than previously imagined. 

CHART

 U.S. Personal Savings Rate vs. Asset Price Inflation 

The Best of This Week From Hedgeye - COD 8.27.14

As you can see in the Chart of The Day from Wednesday, the U.S. Personal Savings Rate (% of Disposable Income) has been falling for the past 3 years (as the stock market makes new highs).

POLL OF THE DAY 

Burger King

Right or wrong, Burger King's merger with Canada-based Tim Hortons has been lumped into the growing public outcry over tax inversions. Does this spell trouble for their merger? Cast your vote and let us know your thoughts.http://beta.polstir.com/embed/zBwffxh8s6ekXBNZo/comments

Nike or Under Armour?

Which brand would you rather be wearing? Cast your vote and leave a comment in our Poll of the Day.

http://beta.polstir.com/embed/dM9S3prjfw9uSCorn/comments

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