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if everyone sees a bubble, it kind of isn't a bubble
Well, realistically, I don't know of a time where really everyone saw it, but virtually everyone who mattered saw and wrote about the housing bubble for a long time. And it still was a bubble.
I recall seeing doomsday articles as early as 2005.
It caught my eye back then because I had read irrational exuberance for the first time around 2001/2002, and my ears perked up when I saw the term being (re-)used more frequently to describe housing prices.
For a considerable period before that, I only rarely came across that term in articles still mulling over the dotcom era.
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"actually, no one can see a bubble; that's what makes it a bubble"