the tulip bubble, the railroad bubble, the countless real estate bubbles, the tech bubble, and the commodity bubble. these all make sense.
but how would the stimulus bubble play out? the film really didn’t get into it.
the other problem is we all know had they not done what they did, Great Depression II would have been the case for sure. it would have taken someone really out there (aka Ron Paul) to restrain and not create the stimulus, because quite frankly, anybody else that was running for president would have done the stimulus as well. so does it take a global stimulus bubble that lead to complete and total financial collapse of the Western financial system to make Americans pick someone like Paul to bring back total financial discipline?
I bet all of you that one day, in retrospect, the dollar (and of course, dollar-denominated Treasuries) will be seen as the Bigger Bubble that came after the housing bubble.
..because the dollar and dollar-denominated Treasuries ARE already in a bubble now.
I bet all of you that one day, in retrospect, the dollar (and of course, dollar-denominated Treasuries) will be seen as the Bigger Bubble that came after the housing bubble.
..because the dollar and dollar-denominated Treasuries ARE already in a bubble now.
I bet all of you that one day, in retrospect, the dollar (and of course, dollar-denominated Treasuries) will be seen as the Bigger Bubble that came after the housing bubble.
..because the dollar and dollar-denominated Treasuries ARE already in a bubble now.
I bet all of you that one day, in retrospect, the dollar (and of course, dollar-denominated Treasuries) will be seen as the Bigger Bubble that came after the housing bubble.
..because the dollar and dollar-denominated Treasuries ARE already in a bubble now.
I bet all of you that one day, in retrospect, the dollar (and of course, dollar-denominated Treasuries) will be seen as the Bigger Bubble that came after the housing bubble.
..because the dollar and dollar-denominated Treasuries ARE already in a bubble now.
[quote=stockstradr]I bet all of you that one day, in retrospect, the dollar (and of course, dollar-denominated Treasuries) will be seen as the Bigger Bubble that came after the housing bubble.
..because the dollar and dollar-denominated Treasuries ARE already in a bubble now.[/quote]
It’s difficult to imagine that Treasuries aren’t the next big bubble to burst, but I’ve been expecting that for a long time, and so far, nothing. The direction of Treasury prices and interest rates, in general, are the one thing I have gotten completely wrong over these past few years.
[quote=stockstradr]I bet all of you that one day, in retrospect, the dollar (and of course, dollar-denominated Treasuries) will be seen as the Bigger Bubble that came after the housing bubble.
..because the dollar and dollar-denominated Treasuries ARE already in a bubble now.[/quote]
It’s difficult to imagine that Treasuries aren’t the next big bubble to burst, but I’ve been expecting that for a long time, and so far, nothing. The direction of Treasury prices and interest rates, in general, are the one thing I have gotten completely wrong over these past few years.
[quote=stockstradr]I bet all of you that one day, in retrospect, the dollar (and of course, dollar-denominated Treasuries) will be seen as the Bigger Bubble that came after the housing bubble.
..because the dollar and dollar-denominated Treasuries ARE already in a bubble now.[/quote]
It’s difficult to imagine that Treasuries aren’t the next big bubble to burst, but I’ve been expecting that for a long time, and so far, nothing. The direction of Treasury prices and interest rates, in general, are the one thing I have gotten completely wrong over these past few years.
[quote=stockstradr]I bet all of you that one day, in retrospect, the dollar (and of course, dollar-denominated Treasuries) will be seen as the Bigger Bubble that came after the housing bubble.
..because the dollar and dollar-denominated Treasuries ARE already in a bubble now.[/quote]
It’s difficult to imagine that Treasuries aren’t the next big bubble to burst, but I’ve been expecting that for a long time, and so far, nothing. The direction of Treasury prices and interest rates, in general, are the one thing I have gotten completely wrong over these past few years.
