In this week's episode, Mark looks at "All-Time Highs" in such things as stocks, real estate, and stock indexes. Housing prices hit an all-time high this&nbsp;week, and gold is not far behind. While all-time highs—or even "new highs"—are unambiguously&nbsp;good for owners of these assets, it is much more ambiguous as a signal about the future. Gold might be an exception to this rule, as Mark explains.

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In this week's episode, Mark looks at "All-Time Highs" in such things as stocks, real estate, and stock indexes. Housing prices hit an all-time high this week, and gold is not far behind.{ai:summary}Mark discusses the record-breaking highs in stocks, real estate, and stock indexes. Housing prices reach their highest point yet, closely followed by gold. While these highs benefit current owners, their significance for the future remains uncertain. Mark delves into the exception of gold. #economy

All-Time Highs!

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