Market Reacts to Fed Warnings of High Stock Valuations
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The article discusses recent headlines about Fed Chair Powell's comments on high stock valuations, comparing them to past warnings by Greenspan about 'irrational exuberance.' It emphasizes that such statements do not predict market crashes, as investor behavior is influenced by many factors, and current valuations are extremely high, but the timing of any market correction remains uncertain.
- Back in the 90s a Fed chief warned about 'irrational exuberance' in the markets. Stocks rose 105% over the next 4 years Fortune
- How the stock market does after Federal Reserve chairs warn of high valuations CNBC
- 4 charts show just how high stock valuations are after Powell comments Business Insider
- Timing The Bubble Top: Circular Spending And Powell's Warning (SP500) Seeking Alpha
- The Fed's Cautionary Whispers: How the Market Responds to Warnings of High Stock Prices FinancialContent
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