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Indias benchmark indices are setting new records ahead of general elections. However, the countrys current market cap-to-GDP ratio, also known as the Warren Buffett indicator, at 115% shows a tilt towards the highly overvalued zone. In the past 20 years, whenever the ratio went above 128%, markets have topped out. Are equities again headed in that direction?

India’s equity valuations measured using the market capitalization to GDP (gross domestic product) ratio is above its long-term average. Also known as the Warren Buffett indicator the measure stood at 95% in FY23, showed an analysis by Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd.

Image source: Getty Images. Many pundits agree that the stock market is getting a tad on the frothy side. Numerous metrics, including the CAPE ratio and the Warren Buffett Indicator, are at exorbitant highs. Regardless, I think that such metrics ought to be taken with a grain of salt in the current market environment. They’re great supplements to any analysis, but they’re not a crystal ball that can help investors time the markets over the near to medium term. Nobody, not even the great Oracle of Omaha, has any idea where the markets are headed next. That’s why it’...

Image source: Getty Images Only time will tell if the “sell in May and go away” plan will work in 2021, but regardless, I think it’s a great time to be a buyer of undervalued TSX stocks ahead of a potentially massive economic recovery. Sure, the Warren Buffett Indicator is flashing a warning sign to investors that this market is severely overvalued and ready to take a steep plunge. But I think the indicator may be out of whack these days, given GDP numbers are likely to fluctuate wildly. In 2020, global GDP took a hit to the chin. As COVID-19 vaccines pull ahead of t...