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cliff asness has called two bubbles in 30 years. both times it was the same number: "the expensive third of stocks divided by the cheap third. for 50 years it varied between about three and six times. at the peak of the tech bubble we saw that thing hit... show more

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Trevor Scottvor 8 Tagen

what is the metric though? fcf, pe, tobins q????

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Jerry Capitalvor 8 Tagen

Cliff is a moron

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QuantNerdvor 8 Tagen

He's a smart guy

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Ram Mohammed Singh Azad Anthonyvor 9 Tagen

Fascist Israeli spy

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Worth a second look.

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Alexander Stewartvor 8 Tagen

Valuation spreads can be extreme because the market is pricing different duration and profitability, not only irrationality. The useful test is whether subsequent cash-flow gaps were large enough to justify the spread ex ante. If not, dispersion itself was the bet.

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🚨 AI BUBBLE IS BIGGER THAN DOT-COM RIGHT NOW 🚨 Tech vs Dow ratio just printed 1.45 The 2000 dot-com peak was 1.17 We're 23% above the top that took 13 years to recover from The exact same ratio that called the top in 2000 is louder today than it was The retest targets the 0.618 fib - that's a 32% drop from here My take: Tech doesn't unwind this kind of stretch NOTIFS ON!

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