Tonight's Question: The Most Egregious Signs of Froth

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Tonight’s question: What are the most egregious signs of froth you’re seeing right now?

According to the latest Investors Intelligence Survey, bears collapsed to just 15.7 percent of those surveyed from a 23.1 reading last week, bulls are now 57%.

It’s almost too good – every day I look at my stocks at the close and on balance they’re up a uniform 1-3%.  Every day more startups are getting funded and silver, gold and oil breakout even further.  We all know this can’t go on forever – or can it?

And the longer the good vibes permeate through this market, the more ridiculousness we see.  Now they’re running the little one-drug biotechs!

So I’m asking – what are the most worrisome signs you’re seeing that things have gotten out of hand to the upside?  Lay ’em on me in the comments section below…

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