examining The three most notorious stock market bubbles of the 20th century gives us clues to what will happen this time
Wall Street's performance since 2000 continues to track past bubbles with remarkable precision. Indeed, there seems to be a clearly defined schedule of events after bubbles in general. I first wrote about this to clients in July 2000 and followed it up in the July 2002 issue of International Investment. In the first report, I analysed the close similarities between this bubble and the performance of international stock markets in 25 previous bubbles. This suggested that the most likely outcome would be: • A knee-jerk rally will follow the initial crash. This may last a few months but on...
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