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Podcast: The Blow-Off Top

US equities have entered the final, blow-out stage of their bull market. As in 1999 and 2006, investors have decided that it’s different this time and are willing to buy at pretty much any price. Like those previous bubbles, today’s will end badly, probably in 2017. Gold, on the other hand should do just fine.

S&P500 Monthly Chart

Shiller Cyclically-adjusted Price Earnings Ratio 1901-2016

 

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