US markets seeing one of the strongest rallies. Is this momentum here to stay?
Are these markets dangerously overvalued?
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• Starting with the Warren Buffet indicator: -
The above table highlights the Warren Buffett Indicator for the S&P 500, which compares the total market capitalization of U.S. stocks to GDP. Here's what it suggests:
Current Ratio: The ratio is 209.2%, far exceeding the threshold for being «Significantly Overvalued» (above 156%).
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