Let's look at how to use the Buffet indicator really quick.

And this is a long term valuation metric.

So if you look from 1970 to right now, you can see the market to GDP is a long term

valuation indicator for stocks become super popular as a recent.

And you can see the levels in which we've hit.

So now we are at one of the highest values that we've been for the wheelchair

fire in comparison to GDP. And this is with the excuse with algorithm,

how it's designed in order to be able to get this measurement, right?

So normally, and of course 2000 was different, 2007 is different.

And I think we're pushing up for a lot of different reasons.

We didn't have the kind of quantitative easing now that we did,

excuse me, 2000 quantitative easing was not as high as it is now.

That's one of the reason money is very cheap loans are very easy to come by.

But what you want to read, you want to hit the all so you can see the entire data set

and then see what those tops are.

So people are saying because this high was broken, we should break down, write this down.

Normally we have three hard pushes on this indicator before we have a pullback.

Later tonight, I'm going to reveal for the first time ever one of the cycles that I actually

used to be able to predict a market crash pretty reliably.

Now, when this indicator is this high, I'm not looking to add on more shares

at an aggressive rate, unless it's in the ideal spot.

I still think you should buy every month if you're doing a dollar cost average.

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