Buffett Indicator
The Buffett Indicator, named after the legendary investor Warren Buffett, is a widely used measure for assessing the overall valuation of a stock market. Officially known as the Market Capitalization-to-GDP ratio, it compares the total market capitalization of a country’s stock market to its Gross Domestic Product (GDP). This ratio offers a snapshot of how the market’s valuation stacks up against the size of the economy.
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FediMap
Your map to the Fediverse.
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Marginalia Search
Marginalia, an independent search engine, aims to complement existing search engines by providing diverse results and operating on a low-cost model supported by donations and grants.
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Climate.us
Climate.us will be a nonprofit successor to Climate.gov, delivering climate data and information to promote public climate literacy and to equip people to turn knowledge into meaningful conversations and climate-conscious actions.
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