The broad scope of this topic won&#x27;t be justified in a short comment like this, but it&#x27;s general knowledge that the economy goes in cycles.<p>My special area are rare earth metal bonds and EU government bonds. The derivative markets are not a good direct indicator for stability (because they are unstable), but they set the bar for what one can expect.
If you look at the M1-data by the FED [0] (M3 is _censored_), you&#x27;ll see how large the bubble really has become.
And this is consistent across all global markets.<p>Call me an apocalyst, I don&#x27;t even care. Invest, crash and burn, have fun!<p>[0]: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;research.stlouisfed.org&#x2F;fred2&#x2F;series&#x2F;M1" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;research.stlouisfed.org&#x2F;fred2&#x2F;series&#x2F;M1</a>