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Money For the Rest of Us
J. David Stein
U.S. Stocks Might Not Be as Expensive as You Think
OCT 21, 202613 MIN
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Description
In this off-week bonus episode of Money for the Rest of Us, we look at the possibility that current U.S. stock valuations are justified and the market is not overvalued.
Topics covered include:
Two ways to measure P/E ratios and which is more accurate
How record profit margins are affecting P/E ratios
How concentration risk is at an all-time high for U.S. stocks
How the stock market's direction will depend on whether profit margins expand, contract, or stay the same.
Where to invest to reduce an overconcentration in U.S. stocks.
Episode Slides
Episode Transcript
Slides, transcript, and show notes also at: https://moneyfortherestofus.com/.
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