Johns Hopkins Economics Lecturer and Director of the Center for Financial Economics, Robert Barbera, was recently featured in the Wall Street Journal:

“Although the erosion of America’s safe-haven status might be gradual, the caution flags, including past tariff actions and the country’s high level of debt, have been there for investors to worry about for a while, said Robert Barbera, a Johns Hopkins University economist. Markets can move quickly, he points out, and it doesn’t help that stocks appear extremely expensive relative to the past. 

“This market can fall a lot before anybody can stand up and say, ‘God, do they look cheap,” Barbera said.”

Read the article, ‘Greenland Clash Risks Undermining America’s Place in World Economic Order’