July 2024:
Quarterly Insight

The only time that the S&P 500 has been as expensive as it is today, was during the dot-com bubble in 2000. With that said, the overvaluation is concentrated among the 10 largest companies within the index. The conundrum is that over the past year, their overall contribution to earnings to the index stood at 26.8%, which doesn’t align with their total market weight of 37%—putting them at risk of a meaningful valuation correction.