If one thinks there is a bubble, it may be better to take a conservative approach, like a conservative portfolio. Of course, one has to swallow the bitterness of potential misjudgment that it is not a bubble at all, or the bubble is not as big as he thinks, and thus he misses the ride.
One never knows when a bubble bursts.
If one decides to ride with a bubble and try to catch the fast ascension before the burst, it is a very dangerous game. What if the bubble bursts well ahead of his calculation/speculation? That could lead to a big big loss.
If one thinks there is a bubble, it may be better to take a conservative approach, like a conservative portfolio. Of course, one has to swallow the bitterness of potential misjudgment that it is not a bubble at all, or the bubble is not as big as he thinks, and thus he misses the ride.
If one thinks there is a bubble, it may be better to take a conservative approach, like a conservative portfolio. Of course, one has to swallow the bitterness of potential misjudgment that it is not a bubble at all, or the bubble is not as big as he thinks, and thus he misses the ride.