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To: Harshu Vyas who wrote (76579)	11/22/2024 11:48:57 AM
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This guy's not sure it's time to sell everything and get short, but maybe there's more to come: ..... If we look at the big picture, I’m not sure that we’ve reached extreme conditions just yet. Here’s what a full-blown bubble might look like: Accounting standards: More firms adopt novel accounting metrics or perhaps Orwellian accounting language. Net issuance: We see a massive wave of corporate issuance and reduction in repurchases. We see this now in Berkshire and MicroStrategy, but not yet in the U.S. stock market as a whole. Crypto bubble and AI bubble converge: I don’t know if we’re in an AI bubble, but it sure feels like we’re in a crypto bubble. Right now, we have two largely separate narrative streams: AI and crypto. If these two streams cross, it would be bad. [12] The recent increase in the Saylor-Buffett ratio is one of the many small pieces of evidence (including increased ADR mispricing, history’s largest closed-end fund premium, and survey evidence on investor beliefs) that all seem to be pointing in the same direction: the market is getting frothy. acadian-asset.com Edit: BTW, Citron put out a tweet about MSTR. It didn't last a day/ barrons.com