Talk of a Stock Market Bubble is Baloney

SERVO WEALTH ^ | 11/26/2013 | Eric D. Nelson, CFA

[BenLurkin]

It is the most commonly used method of evaluating stock "value", but because it is a multiple of a projection, and that should give everyone cause for pause.

But remember, I'm just some dumb schlub posting on the internet. I didn't even stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night.

[logi_cal869]

It is looking like the housing bubble...

What housing bubble? They say that's a Recovery...

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[Sgt_Schultze]

Right . . .

GLOBAL MARKETS-Shares fall on Fed tapering talk, pound up on BoE

[lavaroise]

Excellent comment. The bogus claim of higher artificial evaluations of houses in order to mask a lack of equity is now replaced by the same mask of “recovery” artificial over evaluation of economic happiness and health in this country.

What a “recovery” indeed of a bunch of lies with a big lie.

I simply sense that people are buying future high values in the market that simply are not there, putting through options artificial surevaluations of the shares.

Options on insured buys at a certain “low” price or sell at higher price artificially force people to keep in the game.