Den största börsbubblan i modern tid är kanske den på den japanska aktie- och fastighetsmarknaden 1989. Ett exempel är det Alexander Green skrev i InvestmentU i mars 2012:
”When the Nikkei 225, Japan’s leading stock market benchmark, climbed to nearly 40,000 in 1989, it was a bubble of epic proportions. Many stocks traded at more than 100 times earnings. And real estate was even more absurd. Just the 1.32 square miles that encompassed the Imperial Palace in Tokyo were valued at more than all the real estate in California combined.”
Det må ha varit en stor bubbla. Men den var inte lika stor som mitt och Zlatans egon.
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