Posted Oct 2, 2012, 10:18 PM
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Originally Posted by osirisboy
Thank you for posting that, couldnt agree more... people confuse a softening market with a "bubble" bursting. I swear theres certain people that have a bubble fetish.. everything is this big bubble thats going to burst, ugh
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“A bubble occurs when exaggerated expectations of future prices increase unusual demand either by people who fear being priced out of a market or by investors hoping to make a lot of money fast. A bubble is a self-fulfilling prophecy for a while, as successive rounds of buyers push prices higher and higher. But the willingness to pay higher and higher prices is fragile: It will end whenever buyers perceive that prices are no longer going up. Hence bubbles carry the seeds of their own destruction. Only time is needed for bubbles to end.”
- Robert Schiller
http://www.astudentoftherealestatega...ousing-bubble/
What part doesn't fit?
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