[Tommy]

Wes,
With all due respect, I don't think your world view has anything to do with the question I asked. As far back as the Dutch tulip bubble of the early 1600s, an economic bubble is a situation where investment in a particular class of products becomes widely popular and drives prices far above a sustainable level. Early investors typically make a killing and later investors lose their shirts. I just don't see a bubble being described in the article referenced. Does anyone else see one?