The Buffett Indicator, which measures the ratio of total U.S. stock market value to GDP, has reached an unprecedented high of over 200% in 2024. This level, surpassing previous peaks during the dot-com bubble and financial crisis, suggests significant overvaluation in the stock market. While some experts argue that the indicator may be skewed due to changes in the global economy and corporate structures, many still view it as a warning sign for potential market corrections. Investors are advised to exercise caution, as Warren Buffett himself once stated that levels approaching 200% are “playing with fire.”