Hi
Indeed, there are several red flags:
– high market level as rarely in the past (cf. PE Schiller Ratio And Buffet Ratio)
– threat of inflation (already very present in the USA), of rising rates and unemployment (recently rising in the USA) => risk of stagflation.
However, it is always difficult to make sound predictions. The market can still rise for a long time before falling, or it can collapse tomorrow.
The simplest in context, and as always, is:
- of diversify, not only the actions, but Above all asset classes
– to buy at a good price, and to sell off speculative stocks, which are almost all stocks, except in Japan.
– to adopt a capital protection strategy, by limiting losses.
A+
Jerome