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"The fact that we're debating whether it's a bubble means it's a bubble" Kirk McKeown — ex-Head of Proprietary Research at Point72, previously Glenview & Tudor. He explains: "The fact that we're debating about a bubble means there's a bubble." "If people are trying to explain away a bubble,... there's a bubble. It's that simple." "History rhymes because people are animals. Animals do the same thing over and over expecting a different result." "It happens when the people doing it this time weren't around last time. So they forget." "World War II was supposed to be the war to end all wars. There's probably other wars that had that same label." "When I look at the AI economy, I look back to quant on Wall Street. This has already happened." "Everything that happened on Wall Street is going to happen on Main Street."show more

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