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Ray Dalio & Andrew Ross Sorkin on His New Book "1929" and How Debt Drives Every Crash
Hey Andrew. Um, >> hey Ray. >> Man, I just read your book and I think it is fantastic.Um, >> thank you. >> It is um, you know, a thoroughly entertaining story and, uh, you know, to me it's informative, right. Um I I I think that the story is kind of what you're into, but uh at the same time, I think as uh you've written a book on 2008 and now 1929, uh I think that you must think that history rhymes.So I'm so interested in getting into the conversation of not only how it rhymes but what the cause effect rela ...
11 Investment Must Reads for This Week (Oct. 28, 2025)
Yahoo Finance· 2025-10-28 15:48
You can find original article here WealthManagement. Subscribe to our free daily WealthManagement newsletters. A Short History of Bubbles “When was the last time the crowd, the media, or Wall Street accurately identified a bubble in real time? By definition, it takes a crowd to drive prices to bubblicious levels. It is a challenge for the crowd to simultaneously speculate on a bubble and accurately identify one as it inflates.” (The Big Picture) How Financial Advisors Can Guide Clients—and Themselves—Thro ...
Bitcoin Crashed: Why I'm Still Buying
Anthony Pompliano· 2025-10-18 13:01
And the reason I'm buying Bitcoin is because I think when we get through the all-time highs again and basically get rid of this 4-year cycle belief, now there's no imaginary place for people to ever again care about. And that's normally what happens in equity markets. And oh, by the way, 2017 was the end of the Donald Trump tax cuts. We've had tariffs this year. We've had bad stuff happened this year. The equity market in 18 was bad. At one point, it was down 20% year to date in December. In 2022, the equit ...
Chance of AI market correction is 'pretty high,' says ex-Meta exec Nick Clegg as he pushes back on superintelligence
CNBC· 2025-10-16 07:09
Core Viewpoint - The artificial intelligence sector is at a high risk of market correction due to inflated valuations and unsustainable business models [2][3]. Group 1: Market Valuations - The AI boom has led to "unbelievable, crazy valuations" that do not align with company fundamentals [2]. - There is a significant increase in deal-making activity within the sector, indicating a potential bubble [2]. Group 2: Infrastructure Investments - Large hyperscalers are investing hundreds of billions of dollars in data centers, raising concerns about their ability to recoup these investments [3]. - The sustainability of business models in the AI industry is under scrutiny, particularly regarding the large language model AI paradigm [3].
🚨 LAST CYCLE TO MAKE GENERATIONAL WEALTH!!!!! #crypto
Altcoin Daily· 2025-10-09 12:00
Market Cycles & Wealth Generation - The industry anticipates the current cycle, or potentially the next, as a prime opportunity for significant wealth creation [1][2] - The industry draws parallels to tech cycles, noting a pattern of growth, maturity, and eventual replacement by superior technologies [1] Cryptocurrency & Altcoins - The industry suggests that existing cryptocurrencies like Solana and Ethereum may become obsolete due to technological advancements [2] - The industry advises caution, recommending swapping tokens that do not generate revenue [3] - The industry highlights the importance of monitoring renewed bubbles, indicating potential real-world applications [3] - The industry acknowledges the inherent risk of bubbles, emphasizing that they will eventually burst [3] Investment Strategy - The industry emphasizes the importance of fundamental analysis when evaluating tokens [3] - The industry suggests monitoring emerging sectors like RoboFi or energy in DeFi, while remaining aware of bubble risks [3]
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The Economist· 2025-09-07 21:40
Bubbles are normal when new technologies emerge. We analysed historical crashes to see how severe the consequences could be, and for whom https://t.co/7ULrAUOVJ3 ...
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wale.moca 🐳· 2025-08-29 07:14
CT is still relatively small, but I am always amazed at how many subgroups there are.Completely different bubbles.And each one of them post about things that the others couldn’t care less about, truly amazing ...