I don't understand the logic of claiming that something isn't a bubble because other some other class of assets is even more volatile. Was the housing bubble a

I don't understand the logic of claiming that something isn't a bubble because other some other class of assets is even more volatile. Was the housing bubble a lousy one just because home prices didn't go up 100% per year? > Some guy on reddit's wallstreetbets recently turned $17k into $600k with amazon call options. This is just gambling. If you are open to extreme risk, you can make plays like this on anything. It doesn't mean there is or isn't a bubble.