Paul and Mo do a deep dive into the market's alarming situation. As of January 15th, we're sounding the alarm bells – markets are a whopping 85% overvalued! Join us as we dissect the current S&P numbers, historical trends, and the ominous signs pointing towards an overpriced market. From stock market GDP ratios to cyclically adjusted PE ratios, we uncover the shocking reality of an 88.6% overvaluation. But fear not, we're not just here with warnings – stay tuned as we explore potential reasons behind this, the impact on earnings, and what it means for your investments. Buckle up for a rollercoaster of financial insights!
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