Stock-market bubbles serve a valuable economic purpose, even though investors lose lots of money when they burst. In other words, what may be irrational behavior at the individual investor level ...

Skepticism about the sustainability of the remarkable 2013 bull run even has made a welcome appearance in ... keeps commentators from throwing the word “bubble” around too freely.

Just as the industry created a bubble in houses, it’s creating one in commodities, and using the same arguments to circumvent regulation. Mark my words: Wall Street is once again busy creating ...

Bonds have provided a welcome safe-haven for investors seeking ... run-up now has some analysts uttering the dreaded "B" word: Bubble. These analysts say that the surge in bonds is comparable ...

Semantics around the word “bubble” aside, it’s becoming clear that Wall Street may have gone too hard in funneling money toward the shiny new object out of Silicon Valley over the last few ...

Stock-market bubbles serve a valuable economic purpose, even though investors lose lots of money when they burst. In other words, what may be irrational behavior at the individual investor level may ...

Without bubbles, there would be less risk-taking and innovation Stock-market bubbles serve a valuable economic purpose, even though investors lose lots of money when they burst. In other words ...