One observation we can make from this chart is that the U.S. is the most expensive of these four at just over 100% of market cap to GDP as of 2011.

The US stock market just blew past every record in history, as the capitalization-to-GDP ratio hit 208% this week, jumping nearly 43 percentage points since ...

The new market cap to GDP ratio is 50% ($5B original ABC Corp plus $5B in new market share from X Corp divided by $20B). Nothing about the economy changed but the valuation metric doubled!

Nvidia became the world’s first company with a market capitalization of $4 trillion, as the Jensen Huang-led enterprise rides ...

Prior to the dot-com bubble of the mid-to-late 1990s, the market was also heavily concentrated, with the market cap of the top 50 companies at 74% of GDP. In comparison, the market cap of the top ...

Market Cap to GDP is a long-term valuation indicator that has become popular in recent years, thanks to Warren Buffett. Back in 2001 he remarked in a Fortune Magazine interview that "it is ...

Nvidia's earnings over the past 12 months were worth about 0.07% of global GDP, according to Deutsche Bank, while the company employed around 0.0004% of the global population. Now that Nvidia has ...

At present, the total U.S. market cap (Wilshire 5000) sits well over 170% of U.S. GDP. Historically, a ratio over 120% indicated future annual returns well below the long-term average of ~9–10%.

Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) CEO Elon Musk asked Cathie Wood of Ark Investment Management her views on the high ratio of S&P market cap to GDP on Monday.

The market-cap-to-GDP ratio is often called the "Buffett Indicator" because it's one of legendary investor Warren Buffett's favorite market indicators.