As I posted about last week, the markets may be giving holders one last chance to get out before it's too late.
The Buffett Indicator, coined by Warren Buffett, divides the total valuation of a country's stock market by that country's quarterly GDP, and anything above 0.8 is bubble territory.
Using the buffett indicator can guide an investor on when its time to sell, and when its time to buy, but lately it's highlighting just how dangerously overinflated the US stock market is.
The only question remaining is: will the stock market continue to melt up like it was before the corona crash, or is the real crash imminent?
S&P500