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Just to put things into perspective: The so-called 'Buffett Indicator' has hit another All-Time High. Global stocks now worth equal to 123.4% of global GDP, and so moving further and further into bubble territory.

10:38 AM · Mar 20, 2021Twitter Web App

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History of the 10 year Treasury

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Adithia Kusno

@AdithiaKusno

Mar 20, 2021

What Volcker did in the 80s was phenomenal. Look at the chart! Imagine the horror during 2030s Weimar style depression. This is why I like macro view. Big picture is always better.

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COMMODITIES DURING -SPANISH FLU/WW1 -GREAT DEPRESSION -WW2 -70s OIL CRISIS -GFC 👇👇👇

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BUBBLE LIFE CYCLE 🚲 WHERE 🤔 ARE WE NOW?

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@TITAN46792395

Mar 20, 2021

Between Media attention and Enthusiasm as for Bitcoin.

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so, it's time to sell ? what alternative against monetary inflation ?

Zerte

@Zertovitch

Mar 20, 2021

Real estate (in non-speculative areas)

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I get it. However, these historic valuations don’t hold weight any more. Where are you to put your money instead? Bonds, cash?

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Is this market cap / current GDP? This is stupid as Market Cap is forward looking

DDALM

@DDALM01

Mar 20, 2021

Nothing to do with forward looking, GDP is estimated value production of a year while Market Cap is total value of public companies, this indicator is pure fantasy and quite honestly complete BS and shows a lack of basic economic understanding from the author of this post.