High P/E Ratios: Warning Sign or New Normal?
The market’s high P/E ratios might not be the warning sign they used to be—or maybe they are. Here’s why investors are debating what these numbers really mean.
The market’s high P/E ratios might not be the warning sign they used to be—or maybe they are. Here’s why investors are debating what these numbers really mean.
With US borrowers at a decade high for potential second defaults on commercial property loans, the “extend and pretend” strategy raises alarms about systemic risks in the banking sector.
On Election Day, prediction markets remained surprisingly stable, prompting discussions about their efficiency and the role of insider information. With changing regulations, could prediction markets soon rival sports betting in popularity?
America’s net worth has soared to $154 trillion post-crisis. But with much of that wealth concentrated at the top, inequality remains a critical issue. What’s next for the economy and society?
Financial experts rely on math to make smarter choices, using tools like portfolio optimization and discounted cash flow analysis. Here’s how asset managers and investment bankers use calculus and algebra to balance risk and reward.
Navigating the Ups and Downs of Chinese Stocks