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U.S. Stock Market Reaches Second-Highest Valuation in History, Shiller Index Shows
The Shiller P/E ratio shows U.S. stocks trading at their second-highest valuation in history, behind only the dot-com bubble.
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The Shiller P/E ratio shows U.S. stocks trading at their second-highest valuation in history, behind only the dot-com bubble.
November ranks among the best months for U.S. stocks, with the S&P 500 rising in 59% of years since 1927.
Berkshire Hathaway’s cash reserves hit a record $382 billion, signaling Buffett’s cautious stance amid limited buying opportunities
Meta shares fell nearly 10% after a $15.9B expense hit Q3 profit, overshadowing strong revenue and guidance for the next quarter.
Netflix shares dropped 7% after missing Q3 earnings due to a Brazil tax charge, though ad sales hit record highs and revenue growth remains strong.
Apple stock hit a record after iPhone 17 sales surged 14% in the U.S. and China, prompting analyst upgrades and renewed investor optimism.