1927 ? What about 1929 or 1932 ?
Quote from short&naked:
That weekly parabollic chart on my screen must be an illusion, or perhaps this time (dare I even say it)... it's different!
Quote from peilthetraveler:
A 1927 Ford Model T, right off the lot, cost an average price of $400, or 20 ounces of gold at 1927 prices.
A 2011 Ford Explorer, right off the lot, cost an average price of $28,000...or 20 ounces of gold at todays prices.
Any questions?
Quote from Martinghoul:
Yes yes, let's agree that you're smart and I am stupid, so that we can get on with it...
In terms of your actual point, you'll get no disagreement from me, simply because I have no idea what your definition of "a bubble" is.
Right, so your definition is the dictionary's definition. That's good to know.Quote from peilthetraveler:
My definition? I cant very well make up my own definition of word to suit my purpose. (Unless I was a democrat). My definition is the dictionarys definition.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/bubble
an inflated speculation, esp. if fraudulent.
a sudden, small, temporary change or divergence from a trend:
A gold bubble that people are saying we have, mets neither criteria.
Quote from peilthetraveler:
There were huge market crashes that year that severely affected prices of things. Cant use that data.