U.S. Equity Valuations Aren't Too Rich: BlackRock's Moore

The video discusses the challenges investors face with current market valuations, particularly in US equities. It highlights the importance of comparing equities to other asset classes, noting that many are at the top end of historic valuation ranges. The growth of leading companies, even during the pandemic, is a key driver of the equity market. Despite uncertainties, these companies continue to generate revenue and adapt to changing consumption patterns, justifying higher valuations.

What are some traditional valuation metrics that long-term equity investors look at?

How does the current market valuation compare to historical ranges in other asset classes?

What is the significance of the growth of the biggest leaders in the equity market?

What factors are contributing to the revenue growth of companies during the pandemic?

Why might investors feel uncomfortable with current equity valuations?