Is This the Top? - A Wealth of Common Sense
Can anyone call the top in this market?| A Wealth of Common Sense
Over the past 10 years the Nasdaq 100 is up almost 20% per year. From the March 2009 lows, the Qs are up 22% per year! That’s more than a decade and a half with annual returns that would make Warren Buffett blush. This has been a magical bull market run. We all know why.... The post The Melt-Up appeared first on A Wealth of Common Sense. ...| A Wealth of Common Sense
Can anyone call the top in this market?| A Wealth of Common Sense
A closer look at the biggest driver of stock market returns over the past 13 decades.| A Wealth of Common Sense
The AI bubble has gone plaid.| A Wealth of Common Sense
Some thoughts on historical valuations an what they mean for the current environment.| A Wealth of Common Sense
Last week, Chamath Palihapitiya of Social Capital filed for a new $250 million SPAC with the SEC. The American Exceptionalism Acquisition Corp. A (AEXA), as the SPAC will be known, seeks to merge or buy a company in the field of energy production, AI, decentralized finance, or defense. Why these industries? Palihapitiya argues they are essential "if the United States is to maintain its position as the most important country on earth and the only global superpower." Despite his seemingly good ...| Of Dollars And Data
Are we closer to the start or end of a bubble?| A Wealth of Common Sense
"The market might be crazy, but that doesn't make you a psychologist." -Meir Statman| A Wealth of Common Sense
Back in early 2022, I wrote a post called Bear Market Playbook. It included a list of actionable steps investors can take during market downturns. Today, it feels like we need an opposite list that includes reasonable actions to take when markets are trading at all-time highs. Before I dive in, you should know that...| The Belle Curve
