Market Call: Dalio's Bubble Trouble Meter

In a February 29 LinkedIn post, Ray Dalio wrote that his bubble gauge for the overall stock market is at a mid-range reading of 52 (chart). He concluded that the stock market "doesn't look very bubbly." His meter is based on six inputs that signal whether speculative activity is too widespread. So it is currently indicating rational exuberance rather than irrational exuberance, which typically fuels a meltup that turns into a meltdown.

Source: Ray Dalio