Do not mistake bubbles from a solid glass ball The inspiration of this post came from the recent “Crypto-Calamity” as the market spiralled into panic when the price of Cryptocurrencies fell drastically in a short period of time. Shortly after that episode, tonnes of people started throwing legitimate investment advices around such as “buying on fear” and “market corrections” in hope to get the price back up sooner. However, these advices might be wrong if cryptocurrencies were bubbles, which still remains to be seen. Therefore, this post will focus on differentiating bubbles from the state of being overbought so that we can make better informed choices to enter into a particular stock or asset when there is a sudden and major correction. Quality and intention of the majority of investors Allow me to properly explain what I mean when I say quality and intention. As investors, we are...