Headwinds are mounting for a historically expensive stock market during Trump's second, non-consecutive term.

Metrics like the CAPE Ratio and Buffett Indicator point to stocks being very overvalued. However, history also shows stocks performing well after mid-term elections and bull markets last a long time.

A soaring stock market meets surging insider selling and lingering institutional concerns over valuations and concentration.

The S&P 500 is currently hovering near all-time highs, which may have some investors concerned. The index's forward price-to-earnings and CAPE ratios are historically elevated compared to prior norms.

The second half of 2025 has been filled with rumours that stock markets could soon face a crash – or at least a correction. Major companies across the world grew significantly across the year, with ...

A couple of historical data points are painting a worrisome picture for Wall Street.

Optimists have enjoyed another stellar year on Wall Street, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Composite climbing by 14%, 16%, and 20%, respectively. Two of Wall Street's ...

Stocks are still surging, but some investors are worried that this might come to an end soon. Some stock market metrics might be sending warning signs to investors, but that doesn't necessarily mean a ...

The probability of a 30% U.S. stock market drop in the next year is estimated at 8%, based on options market-derived methodology. Survey and pundit-based crash probabilities are notably higher, but ...

Reader estimates put the average probability of a 30% stock market crash in the next year at 30.5%, with a median of 25%. After engaging with the article's analysis, respondents lowered their average ...