This Map Will Show You the World’s Most Expensive Stock Markets

This Map Will Show You the World’s Most Expensive Stock Markets The U.S. is now one of the priciest equity markets in the world, according to data from StarCapital, which ran the numbers on CAPE ratios. The measure, which stands for cyclically adjusted price/earnings ratio, often rises before a bear market, and is now at its highest level since the dotcom bust. Stocks in the developing world are looking cheap by comparison. Related: Will the U.S. Stock Market Go Into a Correction? A version of this article appears in the Sept. 1, 2017 issue of Fortune with the headline "Is the Stock Market Too Hot?"

An Epic Stock Market Crash Is Coming, Veteran Forecaster Peter Schiff Warns

https://www.thestreet.com/story/14277498/1/an-epic-stock-market-crash-is-coming-veteran-forecaster-peter-schiff-warns.html?cm_ven=TWITTER&puc=twitter If you thought this week's drop in stocks was bad, a bear market decline of 20% in stocks is on the horizon, according to Peter Schiff, CEO of Euro Pacific Capital. Schiff told TheStreet the "[Janet] Yellen put" in the markets could expire under President Trump. "I don't know if the Fed has much love for Trump," he said, adding that the Fed had the markets' back during the Obama Administration. One black swan event Schiff sees is the notion of investors abandoning the euphoria over Trump's presidency, which helped fuel the stock market rally this year. "We've had a huge move up since the election of Trump even though prior to the election the expectation was if Trump won it [would be a disaster for markets]," he said. When asked if the two straight quarters of double-digit earnings growth has sparked the rally in stocks this year, as opposed to solely Trump, Schiff pointed to earnings headwinds in the retail sector. The S&P 500 is up 8.6% since the start of the year.