The financial markets are extremely broken….The CAPE ratio is just the second highest in over 100 years

The financial markets are extremely broken.

You can blame the 1,000 point drop on Friday or something else but the fact is whether you're bullish or bearish, you have to admit something feels seriously off right now.

— Financelot (@FinanceLancelot) December 3, 2021

This chart still amazes me.
 
Junk bonds are one of the most distorted parts of the market today.
 
Most negative real rates in the last 30 years.
 
Hard to make a rational case to buy these instruments. pic.twitter.com/qHb5kzhlAp

— Otavio (Tavi) Costa (@TaviCosta) December 4, 2021

🇺🇸 Valuation

Is the US stock market expensive today? The CAPE ratio is just the second highest in over 100 years
👉 t.co/14i5SQVCfd

h/t @michaellebowitz @LanceRoberts #markets #valuations #sp500$spx #spx $spy #stocks #valuation #stockmarket #equities #investing pic.twitter.com/juga31C2EM

— ISABELNET (@ISABELNET_SA) December 3, 2021

Taper, inflation, rate hikes, wage spiral, fiscal blowout, depleted labor supply, rampant asset inflation all 'in the market', and yet the long bond yield today is lower than it was in the worst part of the 1930s Great Depression. Thoughts welcome!

— David Rosenberg (@EconguyRosie) December 3, 2021

$VIX 32 pic.twitter.com/4yLLtOCt23

— Vik Soien (@VSoien) December 3, 2021

Something strange has been happening beneath the surface of the S&P 500. Star stocks that were beloved by retail and hedge fund investors are getting slammed, with some saying the price action and factor crush is reminiscent of the quant crisis of 2007.t.co/2wva8i93Rt pic.twitter.com/taEruOqYPX

— Tracy Alloway (@tracyalloway) December 3, 2021

Something terrible is going to happen to unbacked paper money, I guess. pic.twitter.com/AkN30rNCNa

— Thorsten Polleit (@ThorstenPolleit) December 2, 2021