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All Bubbles End In Deflation
All Bubbles End In Deflation
Authored by Bill Bonner via DailyReckoning.com,
We begin this week’s perambulations with a stroll into the future.
So far…the Bubble in the US is broader than any in history. It has been inflating everything it touched for the last 30 years.
All bubbles pop, of course. How they pop is the confusing whirlwind we enter today.
But don’t worry. Even in the worst crash, real wealth doesn’t disappear, it just changes hands. When the stock market goes down, those with stocks have less paper wealth…and less of a claim...
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