Which bubble will WIPE OUT the global ECONOMY?
 

Now that Apple is headed towards a $100 TRILLION (trillion!!!) market valuation, it's a good idea to remember that we are living in a time of MULTIPLE bubbles.

Watch out below, bros!

Which Bubble Burst Will Crash The Stock Market? | Australia Network News

None. There might be asset bubble and fat bubble (you know, fat people), but people got to still eat, etc., and to have few "toys" too.

Also, bubble isn't bubble until and if it bursts. Declaring bubbles ahead is just a form of foretelling; accuracy is what it is, usually not that good.

That does not sound logical at all.
Bubble is not a bubble :1orglaugh
Table is not a table.
Car is not a car.
Man is not a man.
Gfy is not a gfy.

:1orglaugh

The more "bubbles" there are the more diversified risk is.

The high-tech speculative market will not burn the general investment community only the speculators.The same could be said of the speculative precious metals markets.

Of more real concern is the shadow foreclosure market in the USA. A lot of the real peril of banks and other mortgage lenders equity is hidden right now.

US SEC rules allow for the carrying of oil assets at the old price of near $100 a barrel.
The Price of Oil Is About to Blow a Hole in Corporate Accounting - Bloomberg Business that is a shit storm waiting to happen ...

Sorry to pop your bubble theory, but your statistics are wrong. Apple's valuation is about $750 billion. It's got a long way to go to reach $100 trillion. To put it in perspective, the GDP of the entire world was approximately $72-76 trillion in 2013.

....Did you seriously think he legitimately thought Apples's valuation was 100 trillion?

Check out the govt debt bubble. Or the debt bubble in general.

Global debt has grown by $57 trillion in seven years following the financial crisis | News | The Guardian

The US consumer has been paying theirs down for the last two years or whatever it is but that is nothing in the 15 year time line. Japan is basically screwed and no one wants to admit it.

Forget Greece, Japan is the world's real economic time bomb - Fortune

China has blown up their debt in every sector but honestly they save so much hard cash that I doubt it could be an issue except as a draw on growth at some point.

Someone is bored...

Reminds me of this Magritte painting

http://i.imgur.com/0il8718.jpg

My bad. I meant to say ONE TRILLION.

i would guess that level of bubble would have to be the result from a catastrophe of some sort, natural or manmade, whichever market tied to that would be instantly destroyed taking with it the world economy. a massive solar flare or a tsunami on either coast of the USA, a nuke wipes out a major metropolis that is significantly tied to a market.

lol on world GDP, Liestream Media has you by the balls.
The Rothschilds alone control 500 Trillion; and they won't show on your 'Forbes' list

Wow! and you really believe that?

I know they are huge and secretive but that big?

https://opencorporates.com/corporate...ngs/Rotschilds

Natahnial shows on a Forbes list - Nathaniel Rothschild - Forbes

No, I don't believe it.
No one could control pretty much everything we see, do and read, could they?
Unlike the Pharaohs of Egypt, they couldn't possibly own more than half the wealth of the entire world and still let us think we are free? That would be bad.

Well, I am not sure about you but I do what I want almost everyday. I could not really be more free. Just saying.

A small example without any creativity or life sustaining Art involved; Stop using their reserve notes, or paying their taxes.
You won't eat, sleep or live... just saying

Bubble is bubble only historically, unless you use it as a synonym for overvalued asset (based on some criteria). But if you mean overvaluation that will come down; it of course don't exist until and if it happens (the coming down part). Like knowing market lows and highs can only be done historically; unless you are foretelling.

If bubble means just overvaluation, there is no saying that it will come down ever.


"DEFINITION of 'Bubble'

1. An economic cycle characterized by rapid expansion followed by a contraction.

2. A surge in equity prices, often more than warranted by the fundamentals and usually in a particular sector, followed by a drastic drop in prices as a massive selloff occurs.

3. A theory that security prices rise above their true value and will continue to do so until prices go into freefall and the bubble bursts. "

Bubble Definition | Investopedia

It must suck living your life in constant fear of a boogey man

"they" use money and pay taxes as well as the rest of us though--far more than the masses in total i'm sure. So your motion that money=slavery wouldn't apply if they have to use it all the same. Pharaohs or kings were just provided for in comparison. You COULD argue that since they have so much money/power that the expenses are so low it may as well be considered provided for, but then you could say that about athletes who sign giant contracts--and unless they are playing for sacramento or los angeles they are not kings. ;)