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Bubbles are an emergent property of markets, tending to have no single clear cause or to be underpinned by deliberate fraud. A financial bubble occurs when the price of an asset increases an enormous (even exponential) amount in a short time due to buyers expecting continued price increases.

Daniel The Great Mental Models, Volume 4, page 189 · December 31, 2024 Save to shelf
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