Ridgewood NJ, according to Rasmussen Reports, Americans are wary that stock market bubble will burst . The stock market has recently hit record highs, but Americans are increasingly worried that the boom won’t last much longer.
John Maxfield , The Motley Fool12:25 p.m. EDT July 27, 2014
Take a good look at the chart below and you’d be excused for concluding that we’re in the midst of the greatest stock market bubble of all time. Not only has the S&P 500 fully recovered from the financial crisis, it’s a staggering 30% higher than the peaks of the Internet and housing bull markets.
But is this really the case? With unemployment still above 6%, how could we find ourselves in the throes of yet another brewing catastrophe? Didn’t investors and analysts learn anything from the past decade and a half?
While it requires some explanation, the answer is that we’re most likely not experiencing another irrational inflation of stock prices. The market’s record level is instead a predictable response to the Federal Reserve’s policy of keeping interest rates at historically low levels.
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