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P/E ratios of much of the S&P500 would indicate prices/values far over the fundamental value, yet investors continue to flock to large-cap equities in droves.
by oarabbus_ 5y ago
P/E ratios of much of the S&P500 would indicate prices/values far over the fundamental value, yet investors continue to flock to large-cap equities in droves.
- selcuka 5y agoNot the same thing though. The ceiling here is about affordability, not the value of the asset. A house is a need for the individual buyer, not an investment.
- oarabbus_ 5y agoThat isn't true, even if it's not the majority, a significant number homes are purchased as rental/investment properties.
- imtringued 5y agoIt's a bubble but it's hard to fight it. US runs a trade deficit vs other nations meaning the trade surplus nations have too many dollars which they send into the financial markets of the US. They most likely buy international companies that have a presence in their own country.