Current Market Valuation
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CMV tracks long-term stock market valuation models, as well as market sentiment and economic indicators. https://www.currentmarketvaluation.com
(Our posts are not financial advice.)
(Our posts are not financial advice.)
Tech layoffs, continued inflation and tariff woes...Consumer sentiment is now at all time low.
November 18, 2025 at 6:23 PM
Tech layoffs, continued inflation and tariff woes...Consumer sentiment is now at all time low.
Let’s do a deeper dive into Margin Debt:
Right now it's at its second-highest point ever. (This is the amount of money borrowed to invest in the market.) With interest rates as high as they are now, this is pretty bullish behavior. (1/3)
Right now it's at its second-highest point ever. (This is the amount of money borrowed to invest in the market.) With interest rates as high as they are now, this is pretty bullish behavior. (1/3)
August 2, 2025 at 7:24 PM
Let’s do a deeper dive into Margin Debt:
Right now it's at its second-highest point ever. (This is the amount of money borrowed to invest in the market.) With interest rates as high as they are now, this is pretty bullish behavior. (1/3)
Right now it's at its second-highest point ever. (This is the amount of money borrowed to invest in the market.) With interest rates as high as they are now, this is pretty bullish behavior. (1/3)
Is it a sign of success when AI search results include one of your charts? (But it links to someone else's website...) Asking for a friend. #buffettindicator
June 17, 2025 at 7:23 PM
Is it a sign of success when AI search results include one of your charts? (But it links to someone else's website...) Asking for a friend. #buffettindicator
The increase in economic policy uncertainty (and resulting market drops) makes it seem we've hit a low point. But here’s the thing: the market was overvalued by many measures for years. And what seems to be forgotten by some is that by many measures *it still is.* www.coindesk.com/markets/2025...
April 17, 2025 at 4:09 PM
The increase in economic policy uncertainty (and resulting market drops) makes it seem we've hit a low point. But here’s the thing: the market was overvalued by many measures for years. And what seems to be forgotten by some is that by many measures *it still is.* www.coindesk.com/markets/2025...