Finbold
01 Jun 2026, 11:29 UTC · 3h ago
U.S. stock market now in full run-up to Great Depression levels
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Finbold
01 Jun 2026, 11:29 UTC · 3h ago
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U.S. stock market valuations have exceeded levels recorded before the 1929 crash, with composite measures climbing beyond those extremes. — Comparing current valuations to the pre-Great Depression era is a strong bearish signal suggesting a significant risk of a systemic correction.
-0.80The Shiller CAPE ratio for the S&P 500 is currently between 39 and 41, more than double its historical average of 17. — A CAPE ratio of this magnitude indicates severe overvaluation and historically precedes periods of lower long-term returns or price crashes.
-0.60Market gains are heavily concentrated in a few AI-linked technology giants, leaving the broader market vulnerable to a shortfall in AI spending. — High concentration risk means that negative sentiment or earnings misses in a small number of stocks could trigger a widespread market sell-off.
-0.40Ticker attribution
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