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The stock market is currently characterized by unprecedented overvaluation, categorizing it as the largest bubble in history, surpassing even the dot-com bubble of 1999. This state has led to discussions about the "everything bubble"—a phenomenon wherein nearly all asset classes are inflated, while silver and gold remain grounded, free from such bloated valuations. Analysts anticipate a rotation of capital away from stocks and into these precious metals as market conditions worsen and a crash becomes inevitable.