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Ray Dalio’s bubble indicator finds US stocks aren’t dangerously high – but 50 of the 1,000 biggest compan.. – Business Insider
The hedge-fund billionaire’s market gauge identified froth in stock prices, new buyers, bullishness, and use of leverage.
Ray Dalio.
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- Ray Dalio’s bubble indicator suggests the US stock market isn’t dangerously high.
- However, it found that 5% of the top 1,000 US companies are in “extreme bubbles.”
- It also identified froth in stock prices, new buyers, bullishness, and use of leverage.
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Ray Dalio’s bubble indicator suggests US stocks aren’t trading at unsustainable prices and could climb higher.
The billionaire co-chief of the world’s largest hedge…
