Market Bubble

[MightyMouse 12]

Everyone who has been trading or investing long enough knows, at least intuitively, that markets are in a bubble phase. It would be great if we could time the inevitable burst, since we would at least be able to save a fortune, if not make a fortune.

 

I would like this thread to include scholarly, academic, or personally written articles containing any information that might be useful now or down the road. The articles could be about timing, valuation, bull and bear markets, articles claiming we are not in a bubble, etc.

 

The articles could be on any market, not just the S&P or the currency or commodities markets.

 

I'll begin with a decent article I came across in Forbes written by Jesse Colombo:

 

http://www.forbes.com/sites/jessecolombo/2015/04/05/disaster-is-inevitable-when-the-two-decade-old-stock-bubble-bursts/

[jpennybags 11]

The author of this article poses an interesting statement about the bubble / no bubble debate...

 

If you're looking at the data, and telling yourself that "it will be different this time" because of this or that reason... well, good luck with that.

 

Stock Market Crash - Business Insider

 

In this interview Robert Shiller sheds some light on why it may be different this time...

 

Robert Shiller on stock market bubble - Business Insider

[MightyMouse 12]

 

I have mixed feelings about the framework Ray Dalio suggests in this clip. Worth a watch if you haven't seen it.