It suggests stock prices have gotten too high.
AMERICANS TEND TO DIVIDE their money between two giant types of investments: the stock market and real estate. And by one analysis, the interplay between those two can offer significant market guidance.
Specifically: When stocks get out of whack, sucking up more than their usual share of investment dollars, a market crash can’t be too far off. That’s the thesis of the so-called Sound Advice Risk Indicator, an index comparing stocks with home prices, overseen by Gray Emerson Cardiff, editor of the Sound Advice newsletter.
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