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Feel free to evaluate the face value of the comment, but in general it feels a odd that one nation's central bank is commenting on valuation of a particular st

• pixl97 3y ago
  Honestly this doesn't seem very weird at all. Central banks commonly warn when they see uncertainty in areas where large amounts of money are being invested because it also threatens their own stability. Or did you forget when the 2008 (US) housing crisis spread world wide?
  • dv_dt 3y ago
    That particular crisis was missed by just about every central bank until it collapsed. It was due to the leverage being hidden behind traditionally solid assets. That kind of surprise collapse today is unlikely with tech stocks - that is already known and widely planned for volatility. What has not been planned for is possible collapse of commercial real estate valuations which did not anticipate much volatility. The whole game of increasing interest rates is to increase the strain gradually to slow and hopefully not collapse portions of the economy. But we will see as the entire world seems to be more wobbly operating on entrenched assumptions.
    • darkclouds 3y ago
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