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Meanwhile American service men & women are killed in Iran war. Back home millions are denied medical help, SNAP benefits. He don't care about nuthin' but himself. Release ALL files now.
PanNonOpticon
And that Denmark dip? It's all Novo Nordisk.
torlogg
I could not find Poland in this chart (G-20). Since January 2025 the return is arr 80%
WebDragonG3
BUT THE DOW!
Wuz314159
dendiverdown
WHY ARE YOU LAUGHING?!?!
19marcurious57
Antininny
Frencheeseater
Wuz314159
Frencheeseater
Exactly, he told them, so they got NO EXCUSE for being THAT INCREDIBLY STUPID !
shalafi71
GDP vs. total stock value is at 230%. It was ~120% in 1929 and 2008.
ButImNoExpert
Thats the Buffett Indicator for those playing at home, though it's stock value over GDP.
It's not a good indicator because it ignores international revenue (which is a huge and growing chunk of the market valuation revenue).
Also the 2008 crash had nothing to do with inflated equity market valuation, 2000 is a better example.
gobblinal
HUGE sign of an imminent crash, but for some reason, it's not crashing.
salligheri24
Wait for the AI bubble to burst...
shalafi71
Almost all of our GDP gains, and a monster chunk of the market, is tied up in AI. That's why they're going nuts pushing it on us. It's do or die for the AI companies, and the failures will take us all down.
priorititties
Let it. It's well past time.
gobblinal
I am SO waiting for it.
KoalaOnTheJuice
Denmark's one is his fault too.
wadatahmydamie
What happened with that one, and New Zealand?
rakudaniku
IIRC Denmarks numbers were inflated due to the company who produces Ozempic being like 80-90% of the countries whole economy. When other alternatives showed up on the market they started to drop and that’s basically it.
Cebrail
Lets just clarify a bit of this nonsense. Ozempic and Pharmaceutical exports were 50-90% of GPD GROWTH in 2021/22/23, not total GPD of Denmark. In general, Pharma is less than 20% of the Danish GDP.
Fentex
New Zealand's is unrelated, sure we've got a stupid right leaning government at the moment so of course our economy isn't doing well but to be fair our share markets never do well - but for fairly good reasons; they're not regulated as to make profits and NZ laws don't favour them or their interests so they're a bit more of a underperforming crap shoot. Which I'm fine with.
wadatahmydamie
Thank you for the explanation