The Ultimate Bubble Stock Is Going Nuts Again
Posted Apr 08, 2010 10:30am EDT by Joe Weisenthal
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Provided by The Business Insider, April 8, 2010:
In early March we observed that Sotheby's (BID) had returned to pre-Lehman levels.
Why does Sotheby's matter?
Because it's the ultimate bubble stock, moving violently up and down throughout its history, always making super-sharp peaks right before the economy becomes unglued.
Today's Heard on The Street column (via Marion Maneker) says "Sotheby's is Primed for a Run-up" which is just absurd because it's already had a monster runup.
Since we checked into it in March it's up over another 10%.
If you're not familiar with the stock's history, this chart will be useful.
The good news is that if long term history is any guide, the next bubble that's forming will be even more ridiculous and higher than the last.
Posted Apr 08, 2010 10:30am EDT by Joe Weisenthal
Related: bid, ^dji, ^gspc, dia, spy, ^ixic, qqqq
Provided by The Business Insider, April 8, 2010:
In early March we observed that Sotheby's (BID) had returned to pre-Lehman levels.
Why does Sotheby's matter?
Because it's the ultimate bubble stock, moving violently up and down throughout its history, always making super-sharp peaks right before the economy becomes unglued.
Today's Heard on The Street column (via Marion Maneker) says "Sotheby's is Primed for a Run-up" which is just absurd because it's already had a monster runup.
Since we checked into it in March it's up over another 10%.
If you're not familiar with the stock's history, this chart will be useful.
The good news is that if long term history is any guide, the next bubble that's forming will be even more ridiculous and higher than the last.
