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Article by Carsten Klude
Many investors are now sounding the alarm bells: stock market valuations at or near historical highs, coupled with mysterious and opaque money flows in the AI sector, are fueling fears of a major crash. But one thing should not be forgotten: valuation metrics are poor market timing indicators. What is expensive can become even more expensive, and what is cheap can become even cheaper.
The crucial question is: are the high valuations based on fantasy or on facts?