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August 23, 2010

Bonds Most Certainly Not in a Bubble

Elliot Turner, Wall Street Cheat Sheet

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As soon as anything rises in value these days, shortly thereafter comes the bubble talk.  It doesn’t even take long.  Take Netflix, for example.  The company has been one of the top performing stocks since markets bottomed in March 2009, yet solely because it has gone up in value so fast, people cannot help but call it a bubble...

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