It’s time for a reckoning in bubble assets. Not since 1999 have I seen so much garbage trading at such crazy prices. That’s when the Nasdaq reached 5048 before declining 80%. That's when there ...

The next financial bubble could come sooner than you think. A year after the collapse of home values triggered the financial crisis and Great Recession, another rapid and irrational rise in the ...

The stock market bubble of the 1920s, the dot-com bubble of the 1990s, and the real estate bubble of the 2000s were asset bubbles followed by sharp economic downturns. Key Takeaways ...

Bubbles are banal: wherever markets in assets exist, there will be found the persistent recurrence of momentum investing, ... Why This Bubble Is Different. ByValley Voices. Follow Author. Share. Save.

BI PRIME: Experts all across Wall Street have recently been throwing the word "bubble" around in reference to various asset classes.

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That market cap was 5.9 times the level of nominal gross domestic product in 2017, exceeding the housing-bubble peak of 5.8 times in 2006 and the tech-bubble peak of 5.1 in 2000. Before it’s ...

Bubble-Like Stock Valuations Miss $3.4 Trillion in Hidden Assets Traditional metrics like P/E and P/B are effectively broken Outdated accounting standards create ‘distortions’ in equities ...

Inside the podcast-turned-graphic novel Bubble where monster-hunting apps are made real . ... This is perhaps a bullshit answer but I relate to a different character depending on the day.

A look at investor Jeremy Grantham and money management firm Grantham Mayo Van Otterloo & Co., which cut its workforce by 10% while weathering a $40 billion drop in assets under management.

Again by his own admission, by pumping up asset prices (i.e. stocks), ... is Mr. Bernanke's asset-bubble strategy any different from what Mr. Greenspan did following the dotcom whump-and-dump of ...

Investing.com --The world’s central banks have eased monetary policy dramatically this year to support the world economy through the pandemic. They argue, and many agree, that they’ve saved ...