But the three charts below suggest that today's stock market is nowhere near the bubble territory of 25 years ago. Rising market concentration, a new technology narrative, and stretched valuations ...

The next chart compares the U.S. stock market for the last decade with the NASDAQ bubble of the 1990s and the Japanese stock market bubble that crashed in the 1990s. While U.S. stocks currently ...

Are stocks in a bubble? Maybe ... happen is that Sotheby's auction volume and stock performance soars right at the top, only to collapse once the market implodes. Of course, this could just ...

That’s even as some Wall Street strategists see little blocking further stock gains or that frequent year-end melt-up. Yet the worry festers, such as for Nicolai Tangen, the manager of Norways ...

"This does not guarantee further gains, but we can safely take 'bubble risk' off the list of stock market concerns." The chart below depicts the daily 3-year rolling S&P 500 price returns since ...

In the stock market we do it for each stock ... are in bubbles and created a basket of the "bubble stocks" to keep a close eye on them. The chart below shows their performance and the performance ...

The stock market was in shambles to start the week, with the Dow Jones Industrial Averagedropping more than 700 points after China retaliated against President Trump’s latest move in the ...

The stock market bubble today looks different from those ... ahead of either the 1929 crash or 2008 financial crisis. As the chart below illustrates, margin debt has actually declined recently ...

A bubble is only a bubble when it gets popped, up to that point it’s a glorious bull market where the sky is not necessarily the limit. The stock market is and has always been led by technology.

Repeat after me: The stock market is not in a bubble. I suppose it was inevitable ... as you can see from the chart above. The bottom line? If you want to predict an imminent bear market, be ...

Stock market bubbles occur when prices rise without matching business fundamentals. Amazon's growth outpaced its stock increase, unlike typical bubble stocks. To protect investments, choose stocks ...