The ratio of total US stock market capitalization to GDP hit a record high.

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ME News
05-12
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According to ME News, on May 12th (UTC+8), BlockBeats reported that the Buffett Indicator (the ratio of total US stock market capitalization to GDP) surpassed 230% for the first time this month, reaching a record high. This rise indicates that the US stock market is overvalued, driven by tech giants. However, analysts point out that high valuations do not necessarily mean an immediate market crash, as the current market is mainly concentrated in a few large-cap stocks. Historical experience shows that this indicator is more suitable for long-term risk assessment than precise market timing. (Source: ME)

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