Nick Gerli (@nickgerli1)

Stocks and housing have never been this expensive relative to the U.S. economy. Stock market value: 250% of GDP. Housing value: 146% of GDP. This is the first time in modern U.S. history both have simultaneously approached record valuations. In 2000, it was mostly stocks. In 2006, it was mostly...

The housing market has never been this unaffordable in U.S. history. With inflation-adjusted home prices setting a record over the last three years. We're now in the biggest housing bubble of all-time, and the only period that came close was 2006, before the big crash. Many people like to tell yo...