A stock bubble occurs when asset prices inflate far beyond their intrinsic value, driven by speculative frenzy rather than fundamentals. It’s used by investors to gauge market overheating, often marked by irrational exuberance. Early institutional traders and insiders benefit most, selling at peaks, while late retail buyers suffer steep losses when the bubble inevitably bursts.
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