The size of the American markets is breaking all records! 📈 $64.4 trillion in stocks | 📈 $60 trillion in residential real estate. With such extreme valuations on all assets, are we on the verge of a historic crash?

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by sylsau

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  1. The size of the American markets is breaking all records!

    📈 $64.4 trillion in stocks
    📈 $60 trillion in residential real estate

    The S&P 500 is soaring by +28% in 2024 despite a price/earnings ratio that reaches 27.9, well above its historical average of 15.7, signaling a massive bubble.

    Meanwhile, commercial real estate is collapsing (-10.8%) with empty offices, while public debt swells to $27 trillion.

    With such extreme valuations on all assets, are we on the verge of a historic crash?

  2. Every other article and YouTube video asks the same thing, so probably not.

  3. Crash? Possible. Nobody really knows…

    Trump could easily coast through this and reap the benefits OR crash the economy hard…

    We shall see… because I don’t think anybody knows what the man is capable of.

  4. Probably won’t be a crash but trade flat for a long long time or slow decline.

  5. The rise in popularity of retirement investment accounts like 401Ks provide the markets with consistent predictable stimulus. Regardless of market performance or the greater environment a percentage of worker pay is handed over to the market every month on a scheduled basis.

    What a personal investor gets nervous or chooses to realize some gains they are free to sell. People with 401Ks are locked in long term. Penalties apply. So not only are 401Ks a consistent source of continued investment but they don’t sell off when there is trouble.

    The auto investment accounts have a stabilizing effect on the market. However average workers are also over exposed, propping up the market and will be the biggest losers if there’s a crash.

  7. Wow! That’s so exciting! But how am I going to pay the electric bill? This is how maga got back in office. The stock market is just an abstract that doesn’t pay the day to day inflationary living costs.

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