The NASDAQ Index from 1986 to present day monthly chart.
Here we can see the 2000 dot com bubble, the 2008 crash, the 2018 tremor, the coronavirus crash, and the 'to present' recovery and continuing bull run.
This is a monster swell! And when this wave finally breaks over, there's going to be a monster crash.
The historical CPI headline adjusted for inflation is a more accurate trend line of what's transpired throughout the decades. Doesn't look so extreme when you view asset prices through the lens of what a dollar fetches for goods & services. Granted the stock CPI historical has plenty of big drops & massive bear markets, but awesome bull runs too. If you back out your chart above to the '29 crash, it's a blip, but that selloff was massive when adjusted for inflation.
All in how the numbers are viewed through the lens of history
We are due for a re-pricing. When is hard to know. 84% of the market is owned by the wealthiest 10% of the population. It's a rich man's sport to dictate orders to the smart money big institutional players. Getting ahead of that curve requires some mindful attentive study & forecasting.
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It's actually unfathomable how big a pop it could be if it plays out like the 2001 bubble.
All in how the numbers are viewed through the lens of history
We are due for a re-pricing. When is hard to know. 84% of the market is owned by the wealthiest 10% of the population. It's a rich man's sport to dictate orders to the smart money big institutional players. Getting ahead of that curve requires some mindful attentive study & forecasting.