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CAPE Ratio Warns Market Is Overvalued | Business and Finance News
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The stock market’s on a rollercoaster, hitting new highs—but a rare red flag is flashing: valuations are dangerously stretched. The CAPE ratio, which measures price-to-earnings over a long term, has soared above 40 since May—matching its peak in 1999, right before the dot-com crash. History shows that when this happens, future returns tend to be lower and corrections can follow. While some stocks like Amazon and Apple took brutal hits back then, the market eventually rebounded. The key now? Focus on companies with strong fundamentals that can weather volatility. Don’t panic sell—just pick the right players to build a resilient, long-term portfolio.
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