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As the post-election rally continues, investors are starting to ask whether the stock market is overvalued. For clues, let’s turn to the Oracle of Omaha.

Warren Buffetts preferred market gauge hit a record high of 195%, signaling a crash could be coming. The "Buffett indicator" compares the value of the stock

One week, Reddit bandits take on hedge funds and win, pumping up stocks like GameStop and AMC while the broader market.

Canadians should look to emulate Warren Buffett by holding cash, avoiding gold, and targeting top healthcare stocks.

January 24, 2021 | Forecast 2021: The Stock Market John Mauldin John Mauldin is a renowned financial expert, a New York Times best-selling author, and a pioneering online commentator. Each week, over 1 million readers turn to Mauldin for his penetrating view on Wall Street, global markets, and economic history. This will be the third part of my 2021 Forecast Series. You can read the first two parts here and here. The general theme has been “On the Gripping Hand.” Science fiction writers i...

Sheds 549 points, Nifty 161 points; steepest fall in more than two weeks

Warren Buffett buys top stocks when everyone else wants to sell. Here are two top Canadian stock that should be on his radar in a 2021 market crash.

3 High-Yield TSX Stocks at Rock-Bottom Prices More on: Image source: Getty Images In three months, we will see the anniversary of the March 2020 crash. In the last nine months, the stock market has made a full recovery, and the S&P/TSX Composite Index has finally reached its pre-pandemic peak. While this is good news for investors who banked on a swift recovery and turned in a profit by investing in growth-oriented recovery stocks, it’s also a warning sign. The market was...

The market capitalisation-to-GDP ratio is suggesting that the domestic market might be priced-to-perfection and leaves little margin of safety.

Sensex at 50,000: Warning signs of an overheated market Most economic data points and indicators show that Indian stock markets are overheated Illustration by Siddhant Jumde Very often, headline numbers do not divulge too many details. To let the numbers do the talking, it is important to dive deeper. Also, it is difficult to accurately estimate any measure without studying its long-term trend and comparing it with other relevant indicators. Business Today looks at some such indicators such as ...