Buffett indicator

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Buffett Index, which is percentage of stock market versus the GDP.

What he recommends is 100% is a good balance where the total stock market value is about the same as the GDP of the country.

Guess what we are on the Buffett indicator today.

If you look at the history of the U.S. stock market, you see it's happened multiple, multiple times.

And usually when we get to the point where we are now, whether you're looking at the PE ratios, the CAPE ratios, the Buffett indicator, any of these things, when the metrics and the indicators are at the level or even below often, we are usually in the red zone.

where you're getting close to the stuff hitting the fan.

So just for those of you watching who might have a 401k or might have a...

But it definitely will.

In fact, if you look at the Buffett indicator, which has been a long time, essentially process of understanding whether or not a market is overvalued, if the stock market is more than 100% of the GDP of that country.

And the U.S. right now, the stock market is about 240 percent of the GDP of the country.

In fact, the AI sector, just the stocks related to AI, is worth more than the total GDP of the country.

I don't see 1 million, but maybe 200,000.

But what's notable that the Buffett indicator was 90% in 29, 145% in 2000, and it's almost 220% now.

It's the most expensive market in 100 years, including these two known bubbles.

All right.

Sort of a throw over and then falling back into the channel.

That's a sell signal.

But from a fundamental point of view, I added here a Buffett indicator.

as an indication, which is yellow labels.