A Snapshot in time- National Debt more than sum of ALL public U.S. Companies
I think we have reached a pivotal moment in time. At least according to the best estimates I know of, it looks like our national debt has exceeded the market value of ALL public U.S. Companies! I don't know what this means, but, it doesn't seem good....


According to the national debt clock, our national debt is now
$10.27 trillion.
Whereas the value of all U.S. public companies, as shown by the Wilshire 5000 index (see live chart) is about $9.12 trillion.


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