Eerie echoes of bubbles past
Margin Call: History may not repeat but it sure is rhyming, writes Matthew Goodson
A fascinating aspect of equity markets is that a bubble seems to form every 10 or so years due to a loss of generational investor memory regarding the extremes that were previously reached and the sell-off that ensued thereafter. Think 1973, 1987, 2000 and 2008.
This article relates those
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Eerie echoes of bubbles past
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