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Anthony Pompliano questioned the relevance of comparing today’s stock market to previous decades due to major advancements such as mobile phones, personal computers, the internet, digital banking, and email.
He argued that current stock market valuations are unlikely to decrease, emphasizing his view that this is linked to the direction of the dollar, which he does not expect to rise again.
Pompliano has previously highlighted data showing Truflation’s 98 percent correlation with CPI, noting a strong alignment in inflation measurement with a one-month lag. He has also explored the bull case for software stocks, challenging prevailing market pessimism. These past comments add context to his current views on the stock market’s trajectory.