/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>9787603
What do you think of this guys, this is the SPX adjusted for (M1 * GDP). Assuming stocks follow GDP, and increase in M1 supply flows into assets like stocks instead of consumer goods, this chart shows that we actually aren't in a stock market bubble, but the increase in price is due to the money created since 08. The fact that the printing press has been inflating asset is no surprise, but I don't feel like we are in a bubble so I don't expect a crash. Maybe a slow decrease, because this time it is very different from the bubbles of 2000 and 08