What else in history has gained value and plummeted so violently?

I'm not talking about the dotcom bubble. I"m talking about these repetitive parabolic rises and crashes Only to continually reach new heights after recovery.

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ummm..stocks?

the stock market before computers. that shit must have been a clusterfuck

literally everything in history that doesn't die for good?

markets

traders made a ton more money they weren't traded to the nearest penny they were trade in fractions of dollars, look at those wall street movies of the 80's.

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Even Sir Isaac Newton lost a £20,000 (equivalent to about £268 million in present day value) fortune in South Sea Company shares, causing him to remark, "I can calculate the movement of the stars, but not the madness of men"

holy fuck 20k back then is worth 268mil now? that's wild

Tulips only did it once. Crypto isn't going anywhere and neither is BTC.

No, thats jewish inflation due to centralized banks debasing the currency

how the fuck would that even work back then?

like who did he plan to sell his "shares" to?

Beanie Babies. Got a whole collection waiting for price to reach > 10% of my initial investment. There was a whole forum based on collecting these and Reddit was delusion as usual. Just wish I kept my fiat.

Why do you say that?

He was planning to bag-dump on average idiots. Stock markets existed back then too you know. They were very new but they existed. South Sea Company was one of the very first stock bubbles.

This picture is underrated af

wHAT is he doing

20 thousand pounds - 10 tons of silver. Now that I think about it, that's fuckin nuts

That's actually how he discovered gravity

Bet he didn't understand the gravity of his situation!!!!!!!!!!!

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