🔥 Bubble Zones

A zone = a sector or a sub-sector in a country (or in the entire world). It is in a bubble when the market pays it 40 times its annual earnings or more; expensive between 25 and 40 (above 25, a share is considered expensive by the Investlytic model).

Only reliable zones are listed: at least 5 companies with a P/E. The "inflates" marker signals a P/E increase of 30% or more in one year.

Loss share: the share of the capitalization of companies losing money. A bubble often hides many companies without profit.

Click on a line to see the P/E evolution and the most expensive companies. To compare with normal or cheap areas, open the sector × country map.

⚠️ A bubble zone is an expensive zone, not a sell order. This is not investment advice.