Gold has remained steady as stocks and bitcoin have plunged

[CreeperReaper10]

Housing and treasuries are the bigger bubbles

[MidgetApple]

Well Its not really 6%. Inflation on Gas and Food are more than 6% and those are the things that most people need.

[BeanBuster]

Wow this  is just full of crap

[Ermin09]

Mr Emmer what is the price discovery of gold and silver? XD and all other finances 1.0 if you print money and give it to the bancs that has the assets!!

[sen2311]

Housing inflation ripples into every business in our nation.    The housing shortage and high cost of living are caused by zoning laws that limit density to protect the wealthy from being impacted by the poor. Supply and demand can't work when government is limiting the supply.

[PinkieFire]

SURE IT CAN HOUSE VALUES IN Detroit HAVE DROPPED,  LIKE IN NUMVERSOUS usa usa usa cities.

[anakimluke]

Yea, stop printing money at unprecedented rates and raise interest rates.

[kermit25]

Brad Sherman embarrassed himself. Its good Aarika Rhodes is running to unseat him.

[benu]

Tesla isn't a bubble, they are innovators, rivian is the bubble.

[steveisbad]

Remember tala

[colorred]

Rep Waters' questions so naive & unrealistic it is clear that she has NO understanding of PAXOS or cryptocurrencies

[Mtgcostello]

democrats don't want to build a better world they only whant TO DESTROY everything and steel  billions of dollars from the people

[copley321]

It will just be an easier way for ilicit transactions to take place..... Then the feds will not tracked all that money because they dont care.....

[nfcg701]

The fear mongering in US media is insane. As long as inflation is controlled it is NOT a problem. It didnt appear out of nowhere, it is the outcome of the economic stimulus created by the government. The United States is the greatest economy on earth with the greatest minds to work on this problem. I am sure things will be just fine.

[iluvkpop45]

This  is an advertisement for value investing and not a  about bubbles. Misleading information. Let's take gamestop,  says that the bubble popped and that it lost 50% of its value from its all time high, which is true, but very misleading. Gamestop might be down 50% from its top, but is still up around 3000% from the beginning of 2020. How can you say that the bubble has popped?? If you are going to compare everything from its all time high, it looks like almost everything is a bubble.   Even simple facts in this  don't make sense. For example: 2:56 they say that dogecoin is 'down over 90%' . If the high is 0,74$ and its down 90%, the price would be 0,07$, but its around the 0,20$. That's a 73% drop, not a 'over 90%' drop. Or if you want to show tesla's all time high, just google all time high and you'll see that it's not 1209,75$. It is 1243.49$ on 4 november. Come on ...