Adam Livingston: S&P 500 trades at 29 times earnings with 3.45 percent yield

Adam Livingston: S&P 500 trades at 29 times earnings with 3.45 percent yield
S&P 500 at 29 times earnings

Adam Livingston draws attention to the S&P 500’s valuation, noting it is trading at 29 times earnings. He points out that investors are effectively paying $29 for every $1 of annual earnings, yielding 3.45 percent before other considerations.

Livingston contrasts this with the scrutiny faced by those investing in Bitcoin, suggesting responsible investing standards are inconsistently applied.

Livingston has previously outlined a retirement strategy involving $500,000 in convertible preferred stock and Bitcoin, with a focus on quarterly payouts in a recent article here. He has also highlighted the final 610-day window before Bitcoin’s next halving, referencing past cycles with strong historical returns here. His recent commentary continues to track comparisons between traditional equities and digital assets.

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