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Researchers cracked the code on predicting market bubbles. Here’s what it’s saying about today’s stock prices.

Researchers cracked the code on predicting market bubbles. Here’s what it’s saying about today’s stock prices.
MarketWatch Tuesday 23 June 2026, 11:41 UTC By Mark Hulbert 1 min read
Key Points

Recent price run-ups don’t mean a bubble is about to burst — unless you’re looking at this sector.

Recent price run-ups don’t mean a bubble is about to burst — unless you’re looking at this sector.
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