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bubble bursts

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the bubble bursts
a very happy or successful period of time suddenly ends. The economy was booming, then the bubble burst with the stockmarket crash of October 1987. (usually in past tenses)
See also: bubble, burst

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By making a small sale now, you are accomplishing several things: 1) Rewarding the market for a $1 rally over the last two-and-a-half months; 2) Increasing your average sales price as previous sales were made below or well below current levels, and; 3) limiting downside risk if the speculative bubble bursts and the market unexpectedly drops sharply.
If he sits tight and the bubble bursts, will he lose the opportunity to cash out?
But until the bubble bursts, limited supplies of new apartment units are worsening the living conditions of the poorest residents of L.
 
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