[wUabkSG6L5Bfa5]

Anybody else notice that, by the article's own plot, one could have said the same thing at almost any point between 1975 and 2000?

[jpmattia]

Once you include the data from Buffet's earlier career, total-market-cap to GDP makes more sense. For example: https://static.seekingalpha.com/uploads/2010/7/23/98115-1279...

Edit: If it were up to me, I might work in monetary supply somehow too (The gold standard ended in 1972 or so). But maybe there's a reason they call him the Oracle of Omaha, and nobody calls me the Oracle of Santa Monica.

[wUabkSG6L5Bfa5]

That's interesting, there's that plot that floats around of the labor share of GDP growth diverging from productivity coinciding with the end of Bretton Woods, which is striking to look at, and I have no idea how to reason about conditions before compared with conditions after.