Philip Patrick

Yeah.

So this is Sheila P Robert Schiller, Nobel prize winning economist, uh,

So three times in history it's gone above 27.

It was 30, we had the Great Depression, 44 at the dot-com bubble in the year 2000, 27 in 08, and today over 41.

You could look back at all of recorded history and say, we've never seen this multiple without a significant drop to follow.

Listen, I think it'll keep the bubble going for a while, but there is a realization, I think broadly, that this thing is unsustainable.

And as soon as people start to realize that and move en masse,

it'll start to come down fairly quickly.

So yeah, I think it's got legs.

Listen, this thing should have come down a long time ago, right?

Based on fundamentals, we should have seen recession a long time ago.

And we've kept this thing going over and over and over again.

Can we keep it running?

Yes.

For how much longer before people realize this is a Ponzi scheme and get out?

That's what I don't know.

It's impossible to predict for me.

Yes, it's very simple.

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