Steve Randy Waldman
@interfluidity.com

"much of the wealth isn’t a reflection of labor or even invention—it’s a gain based on the negative externalities and private monetization of an unrecognized public good—the network effect—with no associated compensation to the public." @hussmanjp.bsky.social www.hussmanfunds.com/comment/mc25...

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An Unsustainable Equilibrium - Hussman Funds: The S&P 500 stands at the most extreme level of valuations in history. This record aligns precisely with the happiest and most satisfying moment of a speculative bubble: the point where wildly misalig...

An Unsustainable Equilibrium - Hussman Funds

Link Preview: An Unsustainable Equilibrium - Hussman Funds: The S&P 500 stands at the most extreme level of valuations in history. This record aligns precisely with the happiest and most satisfying moment of a speculative bubble: the point where wildly misalig...
Steve Randy Waldman
@interfluidity.com

also, from the above, "ultimately, the strongest consumer benefit and economic growth goes hand-in-hand with the erosion of profits." both are great points to remember.

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