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That was a chapter we pulled forward due to my concerns that the great stock market bubble of recent years was facing a series of pinpricks. Most importantly, it compelled me to share my insights and warnings about the dangers of its policies with an extensive audience.įor those who heeded my warnings about the dangers of the Crazy Over Priced Stocks (COPS), conveyed in Chapter 10, you’ve avoided some losses. My frustration with the Fed and its actions of the last twenty years prompted me to write this book. What has not changed is the overarching argument: the Fed’s culpability for this third and biggest bubble. For that reason, this version of the work will differ in some ways from the material thus far released.
One benefit of our choosing Substack as the Bubble 3.0 publication medium is that we have been able to make updates along the way (while also correcting the occasional elusive mistake).
Their contribution to this project has been immense and I’ve tried to identify most of them in my list of Key Characters. It’s been my privilege and good fortune to have built an extraordinary network of brilliant friends over my long – make that, very long – career. Others are from outside sources whose particular areas of expertise were relevant (and often essential) to the Bubble 3.0 thesis. Many of the charts, graphics, and figures appearing throughout the manuscript are products of Evergreen Gavekal research. This work is intentionally research-rich and draws from knowledge sources situated across the global financial landscape. To all others, welcome to a bubble saga that continues to evolve, albeit with some serious signs of deflation. For those of you who have been following along, about half of the completed manuscript will look familiar. As many of our Substack subscribers know, we have been publishing individual chapters of Bubble 3.0 over the past couple of months (and not always in sequence).
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