Friday, September 26, 2008

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4 comments:

anti_theocon said...

i figured out how to change your picture, and put up the don stanley wadmalaw. don't know how to put up big pictures, if possible yet...

7:34 AM
anti_theocon said...

I'm gonna be adding on to this eventually, maybe if I get time; it's what's happening! I may try to post this, but it's pretty dry shit!

Personal Synopsis of Dr. Ravi Batra's description of "Demand versus Supply-Side Bubbles".
from The New Golden Age, pg. 17;

Bubbles are formed in two ways;
1. Demand side bubble; Asset prices rise when demand continually outpaces supply;
* This usually stems from buyer's obsession with the asset(s) in question.
* can arise from concerted efforts of buyer's who expect further jumps in asset prices.
* examples include share-price bubbles of the 1920's and the dot.com bubble of the '90's, (which Batra claims to have started as early as 1982).

These share market balloons of the '20's were demand-side bubbles because demand for the stocks continually outran their supply. Opinion; It is fairly safe to assume that most bubbles arise from buyer's frenzied actions rather than seller's monoploistic control.

1. Supply side bubble; Asset supply recurrently falls short of demand.
* usually springs from market concentration or producer's manipulation.
* example would be oil price bubble of the '70's and early '80's. (Inflated fast without help of irrational buyers).


In the case of the demand-side bubble;

* high prices can be sustained only if demand stays ahead of supply,

whereas in the case of the supply-side bubble;

* prices can only be sustained if supply continues to lag behind demand.



more to come...

12:41 PM
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