Approximate Lifespan of Historical Bubbles, from Run-Up to Peak Financial bubbles rarely pop overnight. They typically build for years, fueled by speculative mania, until late-arriving investors rush in at the top—only to see their gains wiped out when the bubble bursts. Image: Deutsche Bank Research
Asset Bubbles – Bitcoin, Equities and Bonds While caution is always warranted and some assets look frothy, extreme market bubbles are not apparent right now—though pockets of overvaluation do remain. Image: Deutsche Bank Research
Bitcoin, the Mother of All Bubbles? Is Bitcoin the biggest bubble in the history of mankind? Image: BofA Global Investment Strategy
Housing Bubbles – Real House Prices vs. House Prices / Disposable Income Is an housing crash on the horizon? Image: MBR Partners
Is Bitcoin a Bubble? 81% of FMS investors think so. Image: BofA Global Fund Manager Survey
Bubbles – History of Credit Investors’ Biggest Perceived Risks Is there a credit bubble in the making? Image: BofA Global Research
Tech Bubble – S&P 500 Information Technology and Small Cap Value Index Should investors expect small cap value stocks to soar and a repeat of the tech bubble burst? Image: Alpine Macro
Summary Table of Bubble Characteristics and Risks Are there bubble signs that should make investors cautious? Image: Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research
Internet Search for “Bubble” Are investors starting to worry about a stock market bubble? Image: Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research
Most Famous Financial Bubbles Around their Peak and the S&P 500 Is Bitcoin in a bubble disconnected from reality? Image: Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research
Market Bubbles – Performance Leading Upto the Peak History suggests that a bubble peak may not be near for global equities. Image: Credit Suisse Research