Been going back and forth on this after some ChatGPT deep dives. My hot take? Bubbles arrive early—never late.
There's this old-school chart floating around titled "Periods When to Make Money." It breaks down economic and market cycles across decades, grouping them into three buckets that just keep rotating:
• Category A = Panic Years • Category B = Recovery Phases • Category C = Boom Times
What gets me is how people always expect the mania to lag behind fundamentals. But history? History says otherwise. The froth shows up before the infrastructure's even solid. We saw it in 2017, we're seeing hints of it now. The hype train doesn't wait for the rails to finish getting laid.
So if you're sitting around thinking "it's too early for a bubble"—maybe that's exactly when it's starting.
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ApeWithNoFear
· 5m ago
Nah, this logic is wild. The bubble came so early, people started hyping it up before the infrastructure was even ready.
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GweiTooHigh
· 19h ago
If we had known this would happen, everyone who is still in denial now will have to pay the price 🤷
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MetaEggplant
· 19h ago
This logic doesn't hold up. It says "it's never too late" for the bubble, but also claims it's coming right now? That's a bit contradictory.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 19h ago
The bubble always comes early, this guy is absolutely right... Back in 2017 I was still hesitating and ended up getting wrecked. Now I'm really a bit scared.
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MentalWealthHarvester
· 19h ago
Damn, this logic is insane... As if I didn't cash out enough during that 2017 wave.
Been going back and forth on this after some ChatGPT deep dives. My hot take? Bubbles arrive early—never late.
There's this old-school chart floating around titled "Periods When to Make Money." It breaks down economic and market cycles across decades, grouping them into three buckets that just keep rotating:
• Category A = Panic Years
• Category B = Recovery Phases
• Category C = Boom Times
What gets me is how people always expect the mania to lag behind fundamentals. But history? History says otherwise. The froth shows up before the infrastructure's even solid. We saw it in 2017, we're seeing hints of it now. The hype train doesn't wait for the rails to finish getting laid.
So if you're sitting around thinking "it's too early for a bubble"—maybe that's exactly when it's starting.