What happened was a spectacle. People thought they found a new honey, and the same old ancient drives that dictate what you do when you find honey had them pumping up that bubble.
06-27-2015 12:27 PM
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What happened was a spectacle. People thought they found a new honey, and the same old ancient drives that dictate what you do when you find honey had them pumping up that bubble. | |
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06-27-2015 12:44 PM
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Do you think speculators are this stupid, even in the 1600s? That there weren't shrewd ones who jumped ship early and made off rich? Any non-fool understands the risk involving in speculating during a possible bubble, and he accepts that risk or sells off. Yes there were apparently a lot of people who didn't see it coming, but I don't think its an inevitable consequence of lizard brain that bubbles happen. And finance has come a long way in 400 years. Also, the government has been directly responsible for the worst bubbles of the last 200 years, so again, I don't see a favorable comparison to market behavior in this regard. | |
06-27-2015 12:45 PM
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06-27-2015 12:48 PM
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