George Athanassakos | Seven metrics that show the U.S. stock market is overvalued

Is the market currently overvalued? Or worse, is there a stock market bubble?

In his op-ed for The Globe and Mail, Professor George Athanassakos posed these questions and discussed the overvaluation of the stock market and indicators of a market bubble.

It is possible that there is a stock market bubble caused by artificially low interest rates, says Athanassakos.

“Normally, it is difficult to determine whether a bubble exists until it is too late. But even if we know we are in a bubble, it is difficult to foresee when it will burst,” he said.