U.S. Stocks Are Now The Most Overpriced That They Have Been Since The 2000 Crash

US stocks right now are selling at the HIGHEST price-to-sales ratio in at least 15 years, and far higher than it was before the 2008 crash.

Similarly, the cyclically-adjusted Price/Earnings ratio of the US stock market is now at its highest level since the 2000 crash, and higher than it was before the 2008 crash.

Looking at other metrics like Enterprise Value to EBITDA (a measure of a company’s core business operating cashflow), US stocks are also at their most expensive levels since the 2000 crash.

Certainly, US stocks could continue to become more expensive. Perhaps they go up forever.

Or perhaps an astute investor should start looking for a margin of safety.

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