Fed 'model' predicts stock gains

ARTICLE - A valuation model used by the U.S. Federal Reserve Board indicated last week that stocks were some 14% undervalued.

Although not officially endorsed by the Fed, the model was teased out of a report the Fed made to Congress back in 1997. The detective: Deutsche Bank chief strategist and economics guru Dr. Ed Yardeni. He's adapted and used the model, which he calls the Fed's Stock Valuation Model (FSVM) with a high degree of accuracy ever since.

The model essentially compares bonds, using

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