takes as their predecessors. But, human nature
             being what it is continues to allow serious financial and social losses to
             happen because speculative bubble investing. Some examples of speculative
             bubbles have memorable names like the Tulip-Bulb craze, the south sea
             bubble, the Florida real estate craze, the nifty-fifty era and, yes, The
             Although these events all took place in different eras, they have a
             great deal in common. Investors bought while thinking the good times would
             never end. If we were to review and compare the Florida real estate craze
             and the Tulip-Bulb craze for example, we can clearly see the many
             similarities. The Florida real estate craze occurred in 1926 and the
             scenario was that the United States economy was working on all cylinders so
             to speak. The masses thought, as often the case, that prosperity and growth
             was infinite. In this case, the real estate market bottomed out instead of
             the stock market and many lost big. "The prices were so inflated that to
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