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@Alok Agarwal good comparison between the current US market and Japan’s late-1980s bubble misses a vital point: real earnings and cash flow. While Japan's bubble was built on speculation, the US market is backed by immense corporate profitability. The US commands 50% of global market cap and generates 25% of world GDP, yet the S&P 500 trades at a reasonable 25x P/E multiple for its growth.
This isn't an unsustainable bubble it's a reflection of dominant, cash-generating powerhouses. The US is the premier place for capital. Don't miss out.
