Stocks Haven't Been This Expensive Since 1999. The Last Time It Happened, They Fell 50%.

Source: International Business Times

The S&P 500's Shiller price-to-earnings ratio recently reached 42. 2, the highest level in more than 26 years, putting the closely watched valuation measure within striking distance of its November 1999 record of 44. 2.

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