US Equities Still a Bit Rich, Overvalued: Vanguard CIO

The video discusses the current market conditions, emphasizing the importance of diversification and long-term investment strategies amid volatility. It explores the impact of interest rates and inflation on equities and bonds, noting that US equities are overvalued compared to international markets. The video suggests that international equities may offer better returns over the next decade. It also examines fair value estimates and potential market drawdowns, highlighting the role of the Federal Reserve and economic factors.

What factors should investors consider when looking to get more exposure to equities?

How should investors approach saving for long-term goals according to the text?

What opportunities do international markets present for investors compared to US equities?

What is the expected return for US equities over the next decade as mentioned in the text?

What are the potential drawdown percentages for equities based on fair value estimates?