If US stocks do not slot back into their smooth upward glide soon, it is easy to imagine gnawing doubts over intense market concentration, and reminders of the unsustainable nature of fads and trends
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Markets blog today: Warren Buffett’s favourite metric to indicate a stockmarket bubble is flashing red again to signal stocks could be in for a downturn after the Nasdaq index tumbled 3.6 per cent to its worst day since 2022 overnight. The metric shows the total market cap of US stocks versus the nation’s gross domestic product (GDP). It currently sits at 192.4 per cent just shy of its record high from 2021 after last night’s sell-off. The only time it briefly topped 200 per cent in 2021 stocks rapidly sold off soon afterwards. Buffett loves the indicator as it shows if the market has got ahead of itself in its estimate of future earnings represented by valuations, versus the actual GDP of the US. Buffett says fair value or cheap would be when stocks trade at 100 per cent of GDP to suggest earnings can grow in line or ahead of GDP. If stocks trade at say 150 per cent of GDP it suggests the market expects strong earnings growth from many companies and strong GDP growth. If they trade at double GDP or 200 per cent they’re thought to be in a bubble as there’s no way real GDP growth can produce the physical profits to match investors expectations. Today the AI and tech sector mania means many investors expect companies in this space to boost productivity, which may explain some of the bubble. The excess money printing by central banks to fund government debt has also allowed the bubbles to grow ever bigger since 1980 as more money chases fewer assets to also expand price to earnings ratios. https://lnkd.in/gevYH8J2
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Don't panic - pullbacks are normal! Check out the latest #WeeklyMarketCommentary from @LPLResearch, where we put the recent market pullback into perspective, including a breakdown of why stocks are selling off and where they could go from here. https://lnkd.in/gkDFvBk5
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Based on history, this pullback is more than half over and an end of year rally will take the #sp500 back to all-time highs set in January of 2022. Not our base case, just what the data tells us might happen. Adam Turnquist, CMT explains in the latest LPL Financial - Research #weeklymarketcommentary
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