Predicting bubble in notoriously difficult, not to mention predicting when the bubble will burst. Nonetheless, I do think China's real estate bubble will burst eventually. It's not a matter of whether, but when.
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- Market is trending down
- How strong is economic recovery?
- Comedy on Obama's take on bankers
- Foreclosures still rising
- Roubini on economic outlook
- The ugly truth behind dollar and euro
- Is China's real estate bubble ready to burst?
- Stiglitz at Davos
- State of the Union
- Fed exposed
- Early signs of 'double dip"
- What drives Euro?
- Existing home sales
- Budget gap by state
- Clash in the White House
- Smart regulations
- On Bank Bashing
- "Volcker Rule": The New Glass-Steagall
- China to launch foreign stock ETF
- Household leverage and house prices
- No more proprietary trading?
- Larry Summers on innovation economy
- FDI in 2009
- Those investment fools
- Mass got a GOP
- BYD to enter the US market
- Snapshot of China's Wind Power Industry
- Four things to worry in 2010
- China's hot money headache, continued
- Housing price and migration in the US
- Linkedin vs. Facebook
- China became world's largest auto producer and con...
- Credit contraction
- Washington, we might have a problem
- Bubble warning
- December employment update
- Start to feel inflation in China
- Stock market reform in China
- Job Perspective of America's Lost Decade
- China's pollution in comparative perspective
- Report from AEA meeting, Part IV
- Report from AEA meeting, Part III
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- 2009 market performance in historical perspective
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