When investors look back at the past decade they'll most likely remember the money they lost more clearly than the riches they gained. Three can't-miss investing ideas—dot-com stocks, real estate and financial services—turned out to be over-hyped bubbles that ultimately popped and ushered in painful recessions.
Will the coming decade be any different? Not likely. Despite academic theories that claim markets assign assets the prices that they deserve, Wall Street has a troubling habit of inflating investment values until they pop. Long-term investors would do themselves a favor by steering clear of potential bubbles that could burst in the next decade. contd/here
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