The next crash: Why this time might not be different
· Financial Post
In the autumn of 1929, Irving Fisher, one of the greatest American economists, stated: "Stock prices have reached what looks like a permanently high plateau." This turned out to be one of the most incorrect forecasts ever made: in short order, U.S. and global stock markets were hit by the Great Crash, which was followed by the Great Depression. Read More
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