These three charts show why today's stock market has yet to reach extremes relative to the 1999 dot-com bubble. During the 1990's, the Nasdaq 100 was on fire. Here are the annual returns for the ...

While IonQ stock may appear cheap at $45, the company is actually being valued in the tens of billions -- despite ongoing ...

There are dozens of charts that illustrate how closely today’s financial bubble resembles its predecessors ... This is how much a buyer of the average stock receives in earnings per dollar ...

But this chart, from the folks at Evercore ... blog floatingpath.com — is pretty simple: The bubble is about to burst when Sotheby's stock flies higher. Sotheby's runs high-end auctions, and ...

The Truth Social account of former president Donald Trump as seen on a mobile phone in Washington on April 8. (Will Oliver/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock) Analysis by Philip ...

A bubble is only a bubble when it gets popped, up to that point it’s a glorious bull market where the sky is not necessarily the limit. The stock market is and has always been led by technology.

Amazon's growth outpaced its stock increase, unlike typical bubble stocks. To protect investments, choose stocks with solid underlying business performance. A stock market bubble is a significant ...

Our Chart of the Day is from Ned Davis Research and highlights that the stock market is incredibly ... it's been since the aftermath of the dot-com bubble crash. The S&P 500 earnings yield is ...

The popularity of ETFs have raised concerns that the investment vehicle is fueling a bubble in the stock market, but these fears are unfounded, analysts say. Currently, about 6% of the corporate ...

Bubble charts provide a first step in selecting candidate ... that has been used to determine the value of a dividend growth stock based on its current income and income growth rate, known as ...

But the three charts below suggest that today's stock market is nowhere near the bubble territory of 25 years ago. Rising market concentration, a new technology narrative, and stretched valuations ...