it's an interesting perspective that provides a dissenting opinion. it doesn't really need to be correct to stimulate thought and lead you to a better dispositi

it's an interesting perspective that provides a dissenting opinion. it doesn't really need to be correct to stimulate thought and lead you to a better disposition in your own investments. notably, he makes no specific suggestions on what kind of stuff people should buy or what they should do to take advantage of both the upside (the bubble) and the downside (the crash). it might be because there is some law stopping him from giving that advice, i'm not sure.