Stocks Poised To Plunge -55% (Or Worse) Soon

By many measures, stocks are richly valued.

And by measures like the Buffett Indicator, they're the most overvalued they've EVER been.

Does that strongly suggest a downwards market correction lies in store for 2025?

Or is there a good reason that "this time is truly different" and a new bull era for stocks awaits?

To discuss, we're fortunate to welcome to the program market analyst Henrik Zeberg, publisher of the Zeberg Report.

Once credit spreads start to widen, he thinks the S&P may crash -50% (or more) in 2025.

Here are my key takeaways from this discussion with Henrik:

Henrik describes the current market valuations as unprecedented, with the Buffett Indicator showing stocks are more overvalued than at any point in history. He believes the bubble in equities is fueled by excessive liquidity and speculative fervor, particularly in assets like cryptocurrencies and meme stocks. Cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, are nearing all-time highs, reflecting speculative behavior. He draws parallels to prior crashes and warns that this bubble will result in a significant correction.
Henrik predicts a severe recession in 2025, potentially worse than the 2008 financial crisis. This will follow a market peak reached in the next 1-2 months, with the S&P 500 reaching 6,300-6,400 before collapsing. He emphasizes that recessions typically follow market peaks by 2-3 months. The depth of this recession will be amplified by the bursting of interconnected asset bubbles in equities, cryptocurrencies, and private equity markets.
Henrik’s market outlook is comprised of two phases. They are:

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