Barry Ritholtz: The US stock market capitalization (NYSE+Nasdaq) has gone higher than US GDP.
I have some limited data for India – for the last three years. We’re very close to the 100% mark on just the NSE market cap (but the remaining BSE only stocks are not going to add to much). We may be below 100% because GDP figures are revealed about one quarter late.
I’d like a good source of Indian past data to make a much longer chart.
(Also see: My Video on this at Deepak Shenoy Talks)
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>So as we are close to 100%, does that mean our markets are fully valued, atleast the indices are?
Does that mean no big upward or downward movement for now?
07.27.10 at 2:30 AM