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WHAT IS CAPE RATIO
Could today’s AI-driven S&P 500 rally end like the 1929 crash or the dot-com bubble after CAPE hits 40? What the Shiller CAPE ratio signals amid rising Wall Street bubble fearsStock Market CAPE Ratio hits 40, a rare level last seen before the 1929 crash and the 1999 dot-com bubble burst, raising fresh Wall Street ...- 2026 recession fears rise — new data signals trouble ahead for the US economyUS recession outlook 2026: Stock markets are experiencing a significant slide, with the S&P 500 down over 6% and the Nasdaq in correction t...
- Don't predict the oil price; predict how long the pain lasts and hold cash: Nandan ChakrabortyThe Hormuz Strait crisis poses a significant risk to India's energy and fertilizer supplies. DAM Capital's Nandan Chakraborty advises inves...
- Wealth quote of the day by Nobel Laureate Milton Friedman: “The stock market is filled with individuals who know the price of everything, but the value of nothing” — How monetarism explains market cyclesWealth quote of the day by Nobel Laureate Milton Friedman: “The stock market is filled with individuals who know the price of everything, b...
- Why CAPE ratio matters while tracking stock or market index's performanceIf you are confused by personal finance terms, jargon and calculations, here’s a series to simplify and deconstruct these for you. In the 8...
- Is US stock market extremely overvalued? What the Shiller CAPE says about U.S. stock valuations today and what elevated CAPE levels have meant historicallyU.S. stock market is flashing a major warning signal in January 2026. The Shiller CAPE ratio has surged to 39.85, a level seen only twice i...
- Warren Buffett’s quiet stock market warning: Why investors should be cautious ahead of 2026Warren Buffett stock market 2026 prediction: Warren Buffett is stepping down as Berkshire Hathaway CEO. He has been a net seller of stocks ...
- What is Shiller P/E ratio or CAPE ratio as market hits 2nd most expensive valuation in history, behind Dot Com bubble?Shiller P/E ratio hits second-highest level ever. The CAPE ratio now stands around 39-40, only behind the dot-com bubble peak of 44. Invest...
- Should you invest when the market is at all-time highs? Here’s Warren Buffett’s brilliant take on what to doWarren Buffett's advice is to focus on individual businesses with clear growth prospects and reasonable prices. He even suggests to avoid f...
- This stock market trend has only happened 3 times since 1871; here’s what history says happens nextMajor stock market indices have reached record highs, driven by AI advancements, strong corporate earnings, and investor enthusiasm. Howeve...
- Trump's 2nd term requires a new playbook for equity investorsWhat hasn't changed is Trump's strategy of pledging aggressive levies on trading partners and then quickly backtracking, either delaying th...
- US markets seeing one of the strongest rallies. Is this momentum here to stay?The S&P 500 has breached the 6,000 mark, but the Warren Buffett Indicator suggests significant overvaluation. This ratio, comparing market ...
- How to calculate P/E and CAPE Ratios to assess stock valuationThe P/E ratio compares a stock's price to its earnings, while the CAPE ratio averages earnings over 10 years to offer a long-term view.
- Is the Indian stock market overheated? What the CAPE ratio tells usThe CAPE ratio suggests Indian stocks are overvalued, but India's economic growth and increased foreign interest justify this to some exten...
- India's first $1 trillion stock is possible by 2032. Here are top 3 candidatesIndia's stock market is poised to become the fourth-largest hub of equities, surpassing Hong Kong. Investors are eagerly awaiting for Dalal...
- Expert take: Stock market valuations won't tell you what's nextThe problem is that most investors don't really understand what higher-than-average valuations mean for stocks, and the data is highly inco...
- Wall Street analysts have had little luck forecasting turning points in the marketAs you toast Wall Street forecasts for next year, they should keep in mind one thing: Those forecasts may be fairly reliable, unless the ma...
- It's time to wean yourself from the Fed, Mr MarketThe market has been notably reluctant to accept the Fed’s efforts to lift rates but clearly the Fed can’t be accommodating forever.
- ROBERT SHILLER: 'There is a bubble element to what we're seeing.'Shiller wouldn't go so far as to say we're definitely in a bubble, but said there are some things about today's current market that look an...
- ADRs no substitute for FDIA current account deficit represents the extent to which a country draws on resources from the rest of the world.
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