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Originally posted by AverageJoe ↑

Until GFC plays out? How do you measure when GFC has played our? Is sp500 breaking the GFC high a measure or that is s bubble?

Would you call 1900 to 1050 the bursting of the gold bubble or safe haven cannot have bubble?

In the eighties spending 100k$ on a piece of land with river view was considered premium. Valuation to income I suspect is not much different today. Factoring inflation the value has probably not increase like what the cap gain suggest. Buy at the wrong time with leverage, I don't think there is ever a sure bet.

As for bubbles, the US equities or bond prices were bubbles forming if you believe the constant media. There were situations when it appeared the bubbles were bursting but it didn't. The longer the bubbles enlarged, the more it appears to be a trend. That is how long term trends are made from. If the trend goes exponential over a short period of time I would classify this as a bubble. Lithium, ree, graphite and various telcos were probably bubbles.

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I explained what I mean by played out, when the monetary system is once again backed by commodities.

There are bubbles in all markets including Gold, I think the bubble has deflated and I personally think Gold is pretty good value here.
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