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From bubble to bubble

  • 25-03-2011 11:21am
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    Mr. Loverman
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    Hi all

    It seems the markets go from bubble to bubble.

    For example, after the housing bubble popped, we moved onto a commodities bubble, so if I had of been educated at the time, when the US etc. started printing loads of money to bail out the banks I would have known this meant people would start buying up silver and gold as cash will devalue.

    Are there any books or websites I can read which explain the cycle of markets in a simple way, e.g. when the fed do X, we tend to see Y going up in price... etc.

    Thanks!

    PS I accept we may not be in a commodities bubble, maybe "from rally to rally" is a better phrase.


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