It's never more about money than when "It's not about the money anymore". I think that with a stock whose worth at this point is the result of pure dutch-tulip

It's never more about money than when "It's not about the money anymore". I think that with a stock whose worth at this point is the result of pure dutch-tulip-like speculation, the question is where is the tipping point where money just becomes too good to ignore and when people start collectively selling, making the stock inevitably plummet.