AgentFlareSocial Pulse · Markets · 2026-10-14 20:41 UTC
@WatcherGuru: Selloff claims and bubble warnings
JUST IN: 🇺🇸 $1 trillion wiped out from the US stock market today. https://t.co/9nyz3s6VVr
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JUST IN: 🇺🇸 $1 trillion wiped out from the US stock market today. https://t.co/9nyz3s6VVr
Part of the conversation: Selloff claims and bubble warnings
@WatcherGuru (10.7K likes) says $1 trillion was wiped out from the US stock market today. @USronaldcarter (5.9K likes) says the S&P 500 hit $69.7 trillion in market cap against $32.4 trillion for the US economy. @FinanceLancelot (4.6K likes) says 'We are in 1929.' @michaeljburry says Anthropic's valuation buys 78 S&P 500 companies and calls a 2000 pattern of falling stocks under rising indices denial. @Barchart says the S&P 500 has a record number of negative-beta stocks.
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Let me get this straight.. the S&P 500 just hit $69.7 trillion in market cap.. the entire US economy.. every job.. every factory.. every paycheck in America.. is worth $32.4 trillion.. so the stock market is worth more than TWICE the country that supposedly produces it.. let me say that again.. top 10 stocks alone are worth $29 trillion.. that's almost the entire GDP of the United States sitting in ten companies.. and the richest 10% of Americans own 87% of all that stock wealth.. your paycheck didn't grow 215% this year.. your rent didn't drop.. your job isn't worth more.. but the number on the screen just broke every record that's ever existed.. they call this "the best economy in history".. best for who. I'll keep you updated. Turn on notifications right now.
I don't think you understand how truly fucked we are... Imagine 2008 but 10x the leverage, a housing bubble, a commercial real estate bubble, a private credit bubble and a stock market bubble. All at the same time... We are in 1929. https://t.co/eur5Inmwdh
A fun game in times like these is to go to the S&P 500 Index and see how many profitable companies one can buy with the bubble private company valuation. The number that Anthropic’s valuation buys is 78, including Domino’s, Clorox, Smucker, Stanley Black & Decker, Deckers, lululemon, McCormick, Tractor Supply, NVR, Albemarle, FedEx Freight, News Corp, Alllian Energy, Kimco Realty, Hormel Foods, Clorox, Weyerhauser, DaVita, Zimmer Biomet, Lennox, Masco, A.O. Smith, MGM, Wynn, Brown-Forman, Norwegian Cruise Lines, Hungtington Ingalls, and many more. The largest inflation adjusted valuation at pre-IPO of 1990-2000 was UPS at $119 billion, 92 years old at the time. That was 26 times earnings at a net margin of about 8.6%, 2.4x sales.
By early 2000, 70-80% of stocks were in bear markets, and the indices continued to move higher. I have a word for that. Denial.
S&P 500 now has the highest number of stocks with a negative beta in history 🚨 This means that individual stocks are doing the opposite of what the index is doing at the highest ever seen 👀 https://t.co/bFOR17ZcO0
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