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[bis] / bɪs /


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Market bubbles can be difficult to identify and predict, as the BIS researchers noted, though analysts often fall back on statistical approaches that focus on “explosive behavior” in how asset prices move.

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A widely used statistical measurement of an asset’s so-called explosiveness “suggests that both the S&P 500 and the price of gold have entered explosive territory in recent months,” the BIS team wrote.

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“At times of media hype and surging prices, retail investors can be lured to riskier assets that they would normally shun, compounded by herd-like behavior, social interactions and fear of missing out,” the BIS team wrote.

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Retail participation is certainly being seen right now, according to the BIS— perhaps most surprisingly in gold, a stalwart inflation hedge which has flitted in and out of fashion among investors for decades.

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Fund flow data also points to retail investors pouring money into U.S. equities, BIS said.

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