For a few reasons. First, you can't predict when or how things will happen if you don't know why they are happening or what is actually going on. Second, you c

For a few reasons. First, you can't predict when or how things will happen if you don't know why they are happening or what is actually going on. Second, you can't consistently solve problems you don't understand. Third, this might not actually be a bubble. You seem to be saying 'of course it is a bubble, high prices == bubble,' but that's just not true.