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Warning of froth? U.S. equity giants' valuation echoes dot-com exuberance
According to Bloomberg, the price-to-earnings ratio of the $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ 's 10 largest stocks is trading near a level that marked the implosion of the dot-com bubble two decades ago.
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eslebe : Too hot
Jelmo7 : Without the incentive of negotiable bonds loosing out to cyrptcuriencies their is sure to flatten our expectations on foreign dependencies to stabilize securities.G69
71688427 : why was the vote ended?
Peter YCS : Why is there no Chinese?
71403390 : Well no shit. Majority of the populace is unaware of this. The ones who watch realized we were in a bubble last year others more intelligent people probably knew 2-3 years ago I am not one of those. Hahaha
AMC1000K : sounds like fud to me
DJONPOINT : What a terrible half truth article. The top 10 holdings at that time were ford, GM, WMT, Exxon, GE, C, Altria. Not exactly tech companies…
CoinFlip : Tesla already leading the way. The others are soon to follow. Get ready Boyz and girls. It's coming......
MONDAY86 Peter YCS : It can be translated.
Molly wealth talk OP Peter YCS : The median valuation of the top 10 stocks in the S & P 500 is back near its March 2000 peak (dotcom bubble) and seems to be turning downwards (Bloomberg reports)
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