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*[[Special purpose acquisition companies]]. | *[[Special purpose acquisition companies]]. | ||
*Talk of “liberalising” London’s listing rules to allow for [[SPAC]]s | *Talk of “liberalising” London’s listing rules to allow for [[SPAC]]s | ||
*[[Non-fungible token]]s are selling. Even ones of an artwork ''actually called | *[[Non-fungible token]]s are selling. Even ones of an artwork ''actually called “[[Morons]]”''. |
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In March 2021 it seemed as good a time as any to start compiling signs of the forthcoming apocalypse. Now as we all know apocalypses can stay irrational a lot longer than I can stay sober, so I can’t make any definitive call as to when we are going into the abyss, but, as sure as death, taxes and rice-pudding we are, and there are good signs it must be soon. So, to keep me company while I load up the Oldsmobile with shotgun cartridges and tins of spam, and with feeling, but in no particular order:
- Bitcoin (1) existing; (2) having a value greater than nil; (3) staying in existence for even after one obviously speculative bubble in 2018 (4) continuing to stay in existence for three years; and (5) having another blatantly obvious speculative bubble, three times bigger than the first one; (6) TESLA blowing a billion and a half on bitcoin at the top of the speculative bubble.
- Tesla having a market cap of $800bn (the same as the total market cap of the next NINE biggest auto manufacturers)
- Special purpose acquisition companies.
- Talk of “liberalising” London’s listing rules to allow for SPACs
- Non-fungible tokens are selling. Even ones of an artwork actually called “Morons”.