Cointime reports: The Buffett Indicator stood at 221.95% on November 5, down sharply from the prior day to a new low since July, though it remains in severely overvalued territory on a longer-term view. The S&P 500 equity risk premium rose to 5.75%, a new high since April, putting it in relatively neutral territory. Taken together, the two gauges suggest US equities are broadly less attractive than US Treasuries over the long cycle.
Buffett Indicator at 221.95% as US Stocks Look Pricey Versus Treasuries
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