We've updated our chart tracking the periods of order and chaos that have characterized the S&P 500 (Index: SPX) over the past 30 years.
It won't be a surprise, but the index entered into a period of chaos with the arrival of the coronavirus pandemic in March 2020. Through eighteen full months later, the index is still characterized by chaos.
The big question: Is the U.S. stock market in an economic bubble?
- Pro: Jeremy Grantham says U.S. stocks are in a ‘magnificent bubble,’ crazier than 1929 and 2000
- Con: The stock market is not in a bubble as tech innovation drives rapid growth, according to Cathie Wood
If you want to know where we stand on the question, we wrote the definition of an economic bubble.
Labels: chaos, data visualization, SP 500
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