The Mother Of All Bubbles Is Here
Published: 2025-10-28
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Published: 2025-10-28
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Analyzed
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The S&P 500's price-to-earnings (P/E) multiple has increased from 21 in 2019 to 27.5 in 2025, indicating a 25% premium compared to pre-pandemic levels based on profits.
"In 2019, the S&P 500 was trading at a 21 times multiple. Today in 2025, the S&P 500 is trading for around a 27 and a half times multiple. That means on average stocks are trading for a 25% premium than they were back in 2019."
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Lowering interest rates in the current environment are predicted to inflate existing bubbles further, rather than causing them to pop.
"we're entering a time of lowering interest rates and generally lowering interest rates don't pop bubbles, they make bubbles even bigger."
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The current period of declining interest rates is expected to lead to the inflation of asset bubbles, not their deflation.
"we are entering a period of lowering interest rates. And generally lowering interest rates don't pop bubbles, they inflate bubbles."
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The monthly cost of purchasing a median-priced house has doubled from just over $1,000 in 2019 to approximately $2,000 in 2025, driven by higher prices and interest rates.
"This house in 2019 will be costing you a little bit over $1,000 a month to purchase. But in 2025, that exact same house is going to cost you around $2,000 a month to purchase because again, you're borrowing more dollars at a higher interest rate."
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Despite income growth, the proportion of income dedicated to housing costs has significantly increased for the average person between 2019 and 2025 due to higher mortgage payments.
"your monthly payment has gone up by around 100%. But we also have to take a look at incomes because the average person is paying now a bigger share of their income on this house in 2025 than they were in 2019"
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Increased government spending since the pandemic is identified as a reason for the debasement of the US dollar.
"the debasement of currency which means the value of our dollars dropping. And we've been seeing a reason for that because ever since the pandemic we have seen a lot of spending specifically by the United States government."
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The Federal Reserve is starting to cut interest rates, which will make borrowing cheaper for individuals and businesses.
"the Federal Reserve Bank is beginning to cut interest rates. Now what do lower interest rates do? Lower interest rates make it cheaper for people and businesses to borrow money."
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Historically, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates multiple times (17) prior to the 2008 crash to cool the economy.
"leading up to the 2008 crash, the Federal Reserve Bank raised interest rates 17 times as a way to cool down the economy."
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Leading up to the 2000 dot-com bubble burst, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates 10 times due to concerns about asset prices and inflation.
"the Fed started to get worried about asset prices and inflation. So the Federal Reserve Bank raised interest rates 10 times leading up to the 2000.com bubble bursting"
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Recessions and market crashes are a recurring and integral part of economic cycles, occurring approximately every decade for the past century.
"recessions happen. I mean they've happened every decade for the last century. We've seen 16 recessions over the last 100 years. 25 market crashes over the last 100 years. They happen, they're part of our economy."
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Artificial intelligence is expected to fundamentally reshape the economy, not only through technological advancement but also by significantly altering the job market.
"AI is going to reshift the economy. Yes, people have concerns about AI being a bubble in and of itself, but it's not only going to shift technology is also going to change the job market."
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Significant negative impacts of AI on the job market could limit the effectiveness of lower interest rates in supporting the economy, as widespread job losses might outweigh the benefits of cheaper borrowing.
"if AI hurts the job market significantly to the point where now more people don't have the ability to continue supporting the economy, that's where these lower interest rates might not be able to combat those job losses from AI as quickly."
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Russia claims the US is attempting to devalue its $37 trillion national debt by employing stablecoins, cryptocurrency, and gold, without the public's awareness.
"Russia accused the United States of trying to devalue its $37 trillion of national debt without informing the American people. How? By using stable coins, crypto, and gold."
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