Warren Buffet once said that Total Market Cap / GDP is “probably the best single measure of where valuations stand at any given moment.” See image below: This is measured by the Buffett indicator. And today it broke 200%... the highest in the history of the United States stock market (by far)! I’m still buying my regular index funds but I just wonder how much higher can valuations go? Have we entered a new era in financial markets where fundamentals don’t matter anymore? Or is the Buffett indicator just a terrible indicator to begin with? What does blind think? TC: $245K (And growing by the day, just like everybody else’s! Lol) https://www.gurufocus.com/stock-market-valuations.php
I will give u an answer, the next decade's return will be lower than the past decade’s.
So has the national debt to gdp, it's raining money
Buffet plays for the big money snd long term swings. We’re all playing for the scraps. He knows what he’s doing, bubble will eventually burst
I suggest you read about Tulip mania before blatantly posting the link. It happened in 1630s and above all had no impact whatsoever on the dutch economy.
Please stop posting this link. It’s like every moron who has heard of this one event feels obligated to reshare on every economics or crypto-related post.
Wait, everybody's TC is growing by the day? Mine certainly isn't; even our stock price is basically unchanged from 15 years ago!
Why are you still there then? After 10 years, did you think the next 5 would be different? :)
I actually did think the stock would start growing as revenues certainly have. I'm still here because I don't really have the marketable skills that today's young people have. I'm well past 40.
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When you pump 4 trillion+ into the damn economy. The sky is the limit