"Reflections After Major Shrinkage in U.S. Stock Assets: Is AI Not the Real Culprit of This Crash?" (Author @XinGPT) High valuations don’t necessarily mean a crash is imminent. The Buffett Indicator, due to the lag in GDP data reporting, might not be as exaggerated as it seems. However, stocks are definitely no longer in the undervalued range, which will undoubtedly amplify market volatility, as institutions with substantial profits may cash out at any time. Every spike in Japanese government bond yields extracts liquidity from global markets, as Japan is the world’s largest creditor nation. Its long-standing zero-interest rate policy has fostered the massive "Yen Carry Trade." Global investors borrow low-cost yen to invest in high-yield overseas assets (like U.S. stocks). Read the full article: http://(wublock123.com)/index.php?m=content&c=index&a=show&catid=47&id=56365