Jeremy Grantham, The Diary of a CEO
Understand Why No One Will Warn You
Check market data yourself since firms will not warn you before a crash.
Jeremy Grantham says
Big investment firms went through the crash of '29, the Nifty 50 crash of '72, and the 2000 tech bubble crash, and they never ever warn clients because it's bad business. Big companies cannot advise you, it's suicidal for their business, so you are on your own. Look at the data, a bubble is not hard to see. The more normal average multiple was closer to 15, 16, 17, and he uses 17.
Try this
Look up the current US market price to earnings ratio yourself and compare it to a historical average of around 15 to 17 before trusting investment advice.
