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[unable to retrieve full-text content] With the Q3 GDP Second Estimate and the November close data, we now have an updated look at the popular "Buffett Indicator" -- the ratio of corporate equities to GDP. The current reading is 181.4%, up from 171.7% the previous quarter.
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[unable to retrieve full-text content][unable to retrieve full-text content] With the Q3 GDP Second Estimate and the November close data, we now have an updated look at the popular "Buffett Indicator" -- the ratio of corporate equities to GDP. The current reading is 181.4%, up from 171.7% the previous quarter.
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With the Q3 GDP Second Estimate and the November close data, we now have an updated look at the popular "Buffett Indicator" -- the ratio of corporate equities to GDP. The current reading is 181.4%, up from 171.7% the previous quarter.