Skip to main content
The Mother of All Bubbles?
85% Rating
Bookmark
Harry Mamaysky, Ph.D., QuantStreet CapitalGuest Expert: Harry Mamaysky, Ph.D,

Professor Harry Mamaysky led an insightful discussion on whether the AI revolution had genuinely transformed markets or merel...

Trusted by 1000+ Financial Advisors

Unlock Unlimited Expert Webinars

Get Full Access to 100+ Sessions at $19/month

Subscribe Now

Discussions & Comments

missy@financialexpertsnetwork.com 1 year ago
A few comments from listeners when they were asked what the learned from the webinar:

"Cape ratio is a good tool for assessing market valuations but it is not a good predictor of future returns

Need to watch the impact of tariffs on international equity as it is not always built into models"
- Jacqueline B/

So much great quantitative data and analysis, not available elsewhere. Thank you for sharing with us.
- Michael H.

Better understanding of current market conditions
- Jim C.

"CAPE is not very useful for a short term market prediction

International stocks would be more likely to outperform now"
- Stephen B.

missy@financia…

Thu, 03/13/2025 - 10:21

A few comments from listeners when they were asked what the learned from the webinar:

"Cape ratio is a good tool for assessing market valuations but it is not a good predictor of future returns

Need to watch the impact of tariffs on international equity as it is not always built into models"
- Jacqueline B/

So much great quantitative data and analysis, not available elsewhere. Thank you for sharing with us.
- Michael H.

Better understanding of current market conditions
- Jim C.

"CAPE is not very useful for a short term market prediction

International stocks would be more likely to outperform now"
- Stephen B.

Search Webinars, Sessions, and More

Professor Harry Mamaysky led an insightful discussion on whether the AI revolution had genuinely transformed markets or merely fueled speculation. He explained why a high CAPE ratio had not necessarily predicted lower future returns and why current market and macroeconomic conditions had not signaled an imminent correction. Despite high U.S. market valuations, he emphasized that global diversification had remained a prudent strategy.