Beware the US Stock Market Bubble: Diversify Your Portfolio for a More Sustainable Investment Strategy”.

The US stock market has seen unprecedented growth due to the AI boom, but investment strategist Paul Jackson warns of a potential correction. He believes that US stocks are overvalued and that the AI sector is a bubble waiting to burst. Investors are advised to be cautious and avoid taking on unnecessary risks as highly valued markets tend to have modest or negative returns in the long term.

On the other hand, other stock markets around the world, particularly in Europe, are currently more attractively valued. In fact, Europe is outperforming the US economy with real disposable income falling and the economy losing momentum in the US. While the US economy appears dynamic, a closer look reveals that Europe is actually ahead on a per capita basis.

Investing in US stocks has become a cause for concern due to the country’s high national debt burden and escalating debt servicing costs. The prospect of a second Donald Trump presidency adds uncertainty, especially with regards to his potential influence on the Federal Reserve. As such, investors are advised to diversify their portfolios away from US stocks and high-yield bonds. Instead, they should focus on European markets, China, emerging markets, commodities, and real estate investments which may offer more attractive opportunities. By reevaluating investment strategies and focusing on fair value rather than blindly following market norms, investors can position themselves prudently for potential market shifts.