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The Investor's Dilemma: Is Everything Expensive?

Investing these days is like shopping at Neiman Marcus: Almost everything is expensive. U.S. stocks are hitting records. So are India’s and Argentina’s. And it isn’t just risky investments that are up: So are the prices of conservative U.S. Treasury bonds. E.S. Browning joins MoneyBeat.

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