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Warren Buffett’s favorite indicators are the buffet indicator and price-to-sales ratio, as they provide a more accurate picture of a company’s financial health.
Nearing 200% of GDP is significant because it’s the all-time high, last seen in 2021 when the FED printed trillions of dollars and rates were zero.
The stock market is currently pricing in perfection, which is always dangerous.
With quantitative easing and financialization of the economy, the stock market has reached levels not seen since 1929.
Market Cap to GDP is nearing all-time highs, raising concerns about stock market valuation.
“At these nose bleed levels. It looks to me like we’re going to see some kind of top here and I know the breath is widening on the market.”
Buying at the bottom of the market in 2009 would have resulted in a 20-year predicted return of 177% a year, showing the effectiveness of long-term indicators.
The mass overvaluation has only been seen once in history, and it’s time to be defensive in the stock market.

Japan’s government pension investment fund is set to sell down its $800 billion stack of dollar assets and direct the money to domestic bonds and equities, potentially causing a crash in treasury markets.
Japan’s postbank could face even bigger dollar sell-offs due to its risky portfolio, potentially causing a financial crisis.
The ongoing dollar fire sales in Japan indicate a potential economic crisis.
Japan’s debt ratio of 264 is the highest of any major country, equivalent to about 70 trillion in US terms.
Tokyo’s approach to government spending and small business taxes is interesting and could spark debate on economic strategies.
If Japan becomes a mass seller of US debt, it could lead to a crash in prices and soaring interest rates, potentially causing a recession.