Hey there, Gianni here. 

During the .com bubble, the NASDAQ gained 1,322% from its 1990 low to the March 2000 peak. 

If we repeated that performance from 2016's low of 4,267, the NASDAQ would hit 60,676 today.

We're at 22,789.

So when someone tells you we're in a bubble, show them that math.

What Real Bubble Velocity Looks Like

The .com crash wasn't just "stocks went down." From October 1998 to March 2000, the NASDAQ exploded from 1,420 to 5,049. That's 255% in 17 months. At the index level.

Not some individual meme stock. The entire NASDAQ Composite.

Then it fell 78% over the next two years, wiping out $5 trillion and sending hundreds of companies to zero.

Where We Actually Stand

Since that 2016 low? We're up 434%. Sounds like a lot until you realize that's spread over nine years, not the 17 months it took for a true bubble to gain 255%.

The math is simple: Bubble velocity versus bull market velocity. We're not even close.

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