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Beware of bullish bankers, their bubbles and the inevitable burst

  • Written by: The Conversation
imageBulls dominate Wall Street but behind them always lurks a big bear. Wall St bull via www.shutterstock.com

Something happens between the bubbles, bailouts, boom and bust cycles that we can’t afford to ignore, and it’s happening right now in the US and Europe. It’s a kind of collective amnesia that lulls investors into forgetting...

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