According to open market data, the “Buffett Index” of US stocks is currently at a high level of about 221% of GDP, which means that the total market value of US stocks is already 2.2 times US GDP. The so-called Buffett Index is a financial indicator that measures the total value of a country's publicly traded stocks as a proportion of the country's GDP. The calculation method is the ratio obtained by dividing a country's total stock market value by its GDP value.

According to open market data, the “Buffett Index” of US stocks is currently at a high level of about 221% of GDP, which means that the total market value of US stocks is already 2.2 times US GDP. The so-called Buffett Index is a financial indicator that measures the total value of a country's publicly traded stocks as a proportion of the country's GDP. The calculation method is the ratio obtained by dividing a country's total stock market value by its GDP value.