Henrik Zeberg Warns U.S. Stocks Face Biggest Bubble Ever at 230% Buffett Indicator
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Updated · cryptonews.net · May 10
Henrik Zeberg Warns U.S. Stocks Face Biggest Bubble Ever at 230% Buffett Indicator
6 articles · Updated · cryptonews.net · May 10
Henrik Zeberg said U.S. equities are nearing the largest bubble in history, warning the market is not at its peak yet but is closing in on a crash.
The warning centers on the Buffett Indicator, which he said reached about 230% by end-2025—roughly 75% above its long-term trend and above Dot-com and post-pandemic extremes.
Zeberg argues valuations have pushed beyond the +2 standard-deviation band tied to speculative excess, while weakening consumer finances, rising delinquencies and slower private-sector job growth point to a deteriorating economy.
He still sees room for a final blow-off top, with the S&P 500 potentially reaching 8,000-8,200 before reversing into a downturn he says could be worse than the 2008 crisis.
His call runs against a market still buoyed by AI enthusiasm, solid earnings and hopes for rate cuts despite growing concern over stretched valuations.
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