Here's how investors should prepare for potential volatility.

Stocks have entered valuation waters last seen during the dot-com craze of the late 1990s.

What if you invested at the absolute worst moment in stock market history? The answer might surprise you.

The S&P 500's Shiller P/E (CAPE) ratio is near dot-com-era highs, signaling potential overvaluation. While CAPE's predictive power is debated, the current forward P/E of 21x also suggests elevated ...

The S&P 500 dividend yield dropped to a record low of 1.045%, below dot-com era levels. Only five index members still yield 6% or more.

Although Wall Street keeps rehearsing the dot-com script every time a semiconductor stock rips higher, NVIDIA continues to ...

The Shiller CAPE ratio stands at 38-40, the second-highest in 155 years behind only the dot-com peak of 44.19, and S&P 500 top-10 concentration exceeds dot-com levels by nearly 50%. But AI companies ...

We have reached the bargaining stage of the bubble. This is a point where anyone who can pull up the 4 basic valuation metrics on stocks stops trying to argue that this is not a bubble. Instead they ...