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How Stock Bubbles Die The mega trends in the next decade are increased wages for workers and declines in corporate profit margins. The political tailwinds are in place. There is high income inequality; the large cap companies are earning extremely high profit margins. Politicians have these large cap firms squarely in their crosshairs. One proposal that supports this point is the global minimum tax. Please share this article - Go to very top of page, right hand side, for social media buttons. Aligned with this trend is universal basic income which might be experimented with beyond the recent ...

March 9, 2021 With everything from bitcoin to IPOs so perky, many have asked whether a financial bubble is underway. The answer may very well be yes, but with a nuance: Some experts think there are a series of microbubbles gurgling up rather than a single immense boom. Strategists at JPMorgan have noted pockets of bubble-like excesses in certain areas, like renewable energy firms, crypto assets, and electric vehicles, but no major asset classes tick all the boxes. Likewise Saxo Bank’s head of equity strategy listed 40 stocks—mainly focused on biotechnology, software, media, and gaming—t...

REUTERS/Luke MacGregor This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Economist David Rosenberg is warning that the S&P 500 is due for lackluster returns this year. He said the S&P 500's most expensive stocks could see a median 30% drop, like in the dot-com bubble. He laid out in several charts how extreme investor euphoria has become. Investor euphoria has seemed to reach a particular level of bizarreness this year. Stock indices are at all-time-highs despite an uneven econ...

Heidi Gutman / CNBC This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. In an exclusive interview with Insider, Ray Dalio said he expects a period of weak returns in stocks. He said low interest rates are fueling a bubble that will eventually burst. Major Wall Street banks are bullish on the direction of equity markets, however. With the Federal Reserve pinning down interest rates, return-hungry investors have turned to stoc...

Drew Angerer/Getty Images John Hussman is calling for a 65-70% drop in the S&P 500. He says he sees "fresh deterioration" in a key market indicator. His comments come as stocks sit at record highs amid euphoric investor sentiment. Investors are by now conscious of the heightened risk of a stock-market pullback in the near future, given the euphoric speculation that has continued to drive valuations upwards. Eighty-nine percent of financial professionals surveyed by Deutsche Bank earlier this month said that they saw bubbles in financial markets, and Bank of Ameri...