You also realize it's NOT a bubble after the fact if you're one of the dummies calling everything a bubble. Like the idiots who said Toronto real estate was in a bubble in 2010/2011. Or at various points in this bull when you and others called US stock markets a bubble years ago. Calling for a collapse is VERY STUPID talk. Because you cannot accurately forecast the size and timing of any drop, you can't really profit on it in a very reliable way. For example, when the SPX was around 1950, you predicted a 40-60% crash imminently. That's a life changing mistake to long term money. It colours your decisions and is a severe drag on your long term financial assets.
Perhaps we should revisit the conversation in 2015/2016 when you and others were gleefully thinking the bull was over and trying to short the correction in a highly inefficient manner. I'll bet it took you years to properly invest your retirement money from that point.
From the past :
Now here's the funny part. You posted that in September 2009. The real fools were running scared and refusing to invest in the stock market at cheap prices. Who the hell cares that a bubble may form at some random point in the future when the last 10 years ( confirmed ) were extremely good to be long markets.
