"Bubble territory" refers to a situation where the value of a particular asset, such as a stock or a housing market, becomes significantly inflated or exceeds its intrinsic value. It implies that the price of the asset has risen to an unsustainable level and may be at risk of crashing or declining sharply in the future.
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The value almost always rose
into bubble territory despite the investors being told exactly what its future value will be.
They then apply a regime - switching test to estimate whether deviations of actual gold price from fundamental value
enter bubble territory over their sample period.
At the same time, she acknowledged there were aspects of the market that are embarking
upon bubble territory.
Not only is investing in private equity more challenging than investing in public equity, but the private equity market is in
extreme bubble territory.
Unlike with the stock market, we don't have a century's worth of historical data to analyze for trends — though some experts have already warned that we're
entering bubble territory.
The valuation of many tech companies may appear high, but forward P / E's in the 20's generally are not
in bubble territory.
the man in the street) go from hoping they'll make money, to knowing they'll make money, that's when we enter
bubble territory].
According to UBS, there are eight financial centers that are in
bubble territory with real estate prices rising at potentially unsustainable rates.
Experts worry that China's property market may be heading into
bubble territory as the economy's dependency on real estate reaches a level close to the housing peaks in the U.S. and Japan.
The Dow could head into
bubble territory if the divergence between the current high and the underlying trend gets too wide.
One of the questions that has been floating around recently, though, is whether we are moving into
Bitcoin bubble territory.
Just because the real estate market in the Toronto (well known as the epicenter of the universe) and to a lesser extent Vancouver is in
bubble territory does not mean that there is a real estate bubble in the rest of Canada.
Stocks and real estate have entered
serious bubble territory, thanks to the Federal Reserve's massive easing program, says Peter Schiff, CEO of Euro Pacific Capital.
Criteria were teams that weren't already set at point guard, and were in that
playoff bubble territory where they would be likely to give up a pick.
All the historical valuation measures of stocks and markets point to them being fully valued, and that doesn't mean they're overvalued or anywhere
near bubble territory.
There is very good evidence based on long - term Q ratio, smoothed PE, price regressions, and mkt cap / GNP metrics that the market just reached FAIR VALUE in March of 2009, and that stocks have essentially been in
bubble territory since 1994, with the exception of the few months near the bottom of the 08/09 bear.
Yet the person who «invested» the Buffett Indicator» seems to think we're not
at bubble territory, which is also agreed by index fund legend John Bogle.
I'm not overly concerned with a Bitcoin price of $ 2,150 as a result of external factors like an ETF approval, which positively impact the supply / demand curve — but if it goes well past this, into the $ 3,000 + territory due to mania / short squeezes / media hype / FOMO and other triggers, then alarm bells will go off for me and we start
approaching bubble territory.
Me: So when we look at global markets, which markets... [are those] that a lot of investors are very keen on [and may be in
bubble territory]?
According to UBS, there are eight financial centers that are in
bubble territory with real estate prices rising at potentially unsustainable rates.
Annual appreciation rates in Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco and San Jose slowed or were flat in each month of the fourth quarter compared to the month prior, a welcome sign in markets that risk crossing over into
bubble territory as rising mortgage interest rates create affordability issues for homebuyers.
Yet this benign economic prognosis has hardly changed one belief: policies of easy money have pushed the Treasury bond market
into bubble territory (e.g., Mooney, 2017).
Even traditionally low - risk assets such as U.S. Treasuries and German bunds have arguably
entered bubble territory, spurred by those measly or negative interest rates and central bank buying.
Every year, UBS publishes the Global Real Estate Bubble Index, and the most recent edition shows several key markets in
bubble territory.
Here we see that folks with FICO scores above 720 are receiving the majority of new loans, whereas in 2000, before the real estate market was close to
bubble territory, the distribution was much more even.
In return, stocks have been on a five - year bull run, and some say the markets are in
bubble territory, as shares of some companies are surging despite having no or minimal revenues.
That meant pushing Treasury yields substantially higher, which some say frightened stocks, leading to a swift slump for a market that many believed was well into
bubble territory.
Still, cryptocurrencies are highly volatile, helping fuel the argument that they are in
bubble territory.
The latest comes this week — a group of bankers advising the Federal Reserve warned prices aren't justified and have entered
bubble territory, according to records obtained by Bloomberg of meetings of the Federal Advisory Council.
True there's some bubbly behavior going on, but that doesn't mean the market for farmlands has entered
bubble territory, at least according to Yale University economist Robert Shiller, who first warned of a housing bubble back in 2003.
The Chinese equity market had also soared into
bubble territory, and crashed sharply in 2015.
In some respects, it does appear that we could be in
bubble territory.
And, of course, even if an asset is in
bubble territory, it doesn't mean that you can't make money on it if you move fast and you get out before the bubble bursts.
The housing market, with a few local exceptions, has plenty of room to grow without wading into
bubble territory, but real estate rallies, as we know know well, can't last forever.
So, in a way, I hope not too many people take my comment seriously and thus continue the good anti-growth work, and least until the distortion gets into
bubble territory — and we may already be there, but that's another story.
Many asset categories are currently in
bubble territory and prone to downward adjustments: growth stocks, bonds, real estate in many markets, arts, collectibles, and luxury goods, and cryptocurrencies.
The markets are clearly in
bubble territory.