So, is the U.S. stock market in bubble territory ... rather than dividing by its reciprocal (see the chart below). The bubble detector has averaged 0.141 since January 1987.

And, more recently, that’s been a little concerning for investors because of which years 2020’s stock market rout and rebound ... is decoupling: In the chart above, the dark blue line shows ...

The Nasdaq jumped more than 12%, its biggest single-day rise since the Dot-Com Bubble days ... While other asset classes did react to the stock market surge, those reactions weren’t very ...

Excessive consumer debt and use of margin accounts inflated the pre-crash stock market bubble. The crash limited lending and consumer spending, which heightened job losses. Investor Alert ...

Taking an honest look at today's market environment, you can point to the following signals that we are in a stock bubble: Valuations are near or at all-time highs. There is an implied "investor ...

For example, the dot-com stock market crash in 2000 had a lot to do with investor frenzy over internet stocks, and eventually that bubble burst, causing a widespread stock market crash.

Check. To many chart readers, it seemed like the latest technical signals were pointing to a fresh and lasting upswing in the stock market — but not so fast. The S&P 500 is approaching key ...

The Federal Reserve's stable monetary policy has provided market stability, but the long-term effects of Trump's policies ...