📈 Buffett Indicator
Market Cap to GDP Ratio - Gauge the overall market valuation to make informed investment decisions.
Current Ratio
122.98%
Significantly OvervaluedTotal Market Cap
5.35 Trillion
Total Market Cap
Estimated GDP
4.35 Trillion
Estimated GDP
Valuation Zones Reference
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Market Insight: High Risk Zone
The market is historically overvalued. Avoid aggressive fresh investments and consider holding cash opportunities.
Historical Trend
Understanding the Buffett Indicator
Warren Buffett famously described this ratio as "probably the best single measure of where valuations stand at any given moment." It helps investors understand whether the stock market is overvalued or undervalued relative to the country's economic output.
The Formula
Both values must be in the same currency and denomination (e.g., Trillions) for an accurate percentage.
Why it Matters?
- Macro-Level View: It compares the value of all publicly traded stocks to the real economic output of the country.
- Bubble Detection: When the ratio crosses historical averages, it often signals a market bubble vulnerable to correction.
- Smart Allocation: Helps positional traders decide whether to deploy heavy capital or hold cash.
Historical Data Records
Below is the yearly breakdown of India's Market Cap, GDP, and the resulting Buffett Ratio.