Shiller P/E is over 40, which is higher than any time in the last 150 years except a few months before the dotcom bubble top.
🚨ONE OF THE SCARIEST CHARTS IN MARKETS RIGHT NOW
US households have 52% of their financial assets in equities.
The highest level ever recorded.
Higher than the Dotcom peak.
Higher than 2007.
Higher than any point in the last 65 years.Cash: 15%
Debt: 14%This is not just a… pic.twitter.com/kx0cAQOmKh
— Thierry from arvy 🇨🇭 (@ThierryBorgeat) April 14, 2026
🚨The US stock market has never been this OVERVALUED:
The Buffett Indicator, which measures total corporate equities relative to GDP, rose to 232.6%, the highest level in history.
This is well above the 2000 Dot-Com Bubble peak of 162.6% and the 2021 market frenzy high of… pic.twitter.com/fNW913fVm2
— Global Markets Investor (@GlobalMktObserv) April 14, 2026
The Stock Market is in its most overextended state in history, surpassing even the most euphoric periods of the early 2000s and the 2021
The US stock market is officially more overvalued than ever. The Buffett Indicator (total market cap vs. GDP) just hit an all-time high of 232.6%, meaning stocks are trading at more than double the size of the actual economy.
Despite the “it’ll only go higher” hype, the numbers show we’ve blown past the most famous bubbles in history:
2000 Dot-Com Bubble: 162.6% (Today is 70% higher)
2021 Frenzy: 218.7% (Today is 14% higher)
Current (2026): 232.6%
We are in uncharted territory. The gap between stock prices and economic reality has never been wider.
h/t Undisputedspoke