Founder at Bridgewater Associates
Bubbles pop when there is an imbalance between money supply and demand, often triggered by central banks raising interest rates to curb inflation. This forces leveraged investors to sell assets to raise cash, pricking the bubble and reversing the wealth compounder.
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