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E-Commerce Bubble Compared to Other Bubbles: Chart

E-Commerce Bubble Compared to Other Bubbles: Chart The e-commerce bubble will likely continue to grow. However, it will reach a point in which it is unable to sustain the current growth rate of earnings and capital inflows, resulting in a significant short-term drawdown followed by sideways growth until e-commerce stock prices fully are reset. Source:

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2-Year Yield Curve In Historically Vulnerable Territory

2-Year Yield Curve In Historically Vulnerable Territory The 2-year yield curve continues to steepen. Historically, over the last twenty years, as the yield curve steepened, this coincided with a drop in equities. The below chart overlays the 2-year yield curve with the S&P 500. We are around the point in which equities began a multi-year

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U.S. Equity Evaluations Continue To Climb To Historic Highs

U.S. Equity Evaluations Continue To Climb To Historic Highs The S&P Price to Earnings Ratio is currently at historic highs, suggesting extremely rich valuations and a possibility of an asset pricing reset in the coming years. P/E ratios are likely to follow historic precedent and revert to their historical average of 15x earnings. If so,

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Global Central Banks Continue to Flood the Markets with Liquidity

Global Central Banks Continue to Flood the Markets with Liquidity Collectively, the assets of the U.S. Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan rose from $7.2 trillion in March to a record $21.8 trillion in November. All three are also pushing their country’s fiscal policymakers for additional stimulus. The Fed’s Reserve

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