Stocks may still be too expensive even after the recent sell-off, Deutsche Bank warns

Stocks may still be too expensive even after the recent sell-off, Deutsche Bank warns

'We remain close to the most expensive U.S. equity valuations in history seen back in 2000,' strategist Jim Reid wrote.

Overvalued Stocks Face More Downside As Bond Selloff Worsens

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

The handful of historical moments that have marked the Spanish Stock Exchange is covered by large corporate operations, severe crises or financial fiascos, with the parquet as a reflection of an economic or business moment. On November 16, 1999 it was different: that day it was the Stock Exchange that drew reality. Terra Networks was Telefónica’s internet subsidiary; it went to the Stock Exchange at 13 euros and on a day it multiplied its price …

Dot.com bubble burst 25 years ago this month. Could AI be next?

The stumbling stock market raises the spectre of a day of reckoning like in the dot.com era.

Stumbling Stock Market Raises Specter of Dot-Com Era Reckoning

A revolutionary new technology comes along and infatuates investors with its seemingly limitless possibilities. Euphoria sparks a stock market rally. Eventually things get overheated and share prices become ridiculous. Then it all collapses.

Stock market concentration hits worse levels than the Dot-com bubble; Here's what next

The ongoing short-term market rally could be signaling potential challenges ahead, particularly concerning concentration levels compared to past downturns. Specifically, the market is now more concentrated than ever in the last century, surpassing even the peak of the 2000 Dot-com bubble with the dominance of the largest stocks reaching extreme levels, according to data shared by the financial market commentary platform The Kobeissi Letter on Ma…