Compare the current price action to that of November 2013 and try to say 'bubble' with a straight face. Everyone in hysterics about a bubble is every bit as fo

Compare the current price action to that of November 2013 and try to say 'bubble' with a straight face. Everyone in hysterics about a bubble is every bit as foolish as those shouting about going to the moon. We've had over a year of steady growth punctuated with regular corrections. Will there be a bear market at some point? Certainly. But the proof of bubbles is in the popping; major price action down to a tenth of the peak or so. That doesn't just happen because of a bull market, it happens in the wake of a major speculative wave or something that fundamentally compromises value.