The Great Bubble Parade: How 400 Years of Data Reveals We’re Entering Economic Winter

From The Economic LongWave

After analyzing 56 major financial bubbles spanning from the Dutch Tulip Bubble of 1637 to today’s AI mania, one number stands above all others: 85.63%. This is the average loss experienced when speculative bubbles inevitably burst, and it represents one of the most consistent patterns in financial history.

But here’s what makes this particularly relevant today: since 2008, we’ve witnessed an unprecedented acceleration in bubble formation.