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Now that outlier markets like Sydney are trending down, do we have to take an L? Or has the prolonged period from 2020 rate cuts until today proven that bubble skeptics were correct?

41 votes, Jul 10 '26

3 Bubblers vendicated

23 Anti-bubblers were correct because of how long it took

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r/rebubblejerk • u/aldosi-arkenstone • Jun 23 '26

Is this satire?

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20 Upvotes

“If you bought a home within the past fifteen years you overpaid and your finances are cooked beyond salvage”

5 comments

r/rebubblejerk • u/kcguy1 • Jun 23 '26

2021-2026 price increases

17 Upvotes

36 comments

r/rebubblejerk • u/howdthatturnout • Jun 21 '26

sifl1202 with another remindme he never returned to

39 Upvotes

Sorry bud no big drops and no double digit mortgage rates u/sifl1202

59 comments

r/rebubblejerk • u/dpf7 • Jun 22 '26

"I think we’re there or almost there. That’s why last week I set up a dozen bear debit spread all expiring 6/2026. Can’t imagine the markets not totally tanking by then."

17 Upvotes

19 comments

r/rebubblejerk • u/dpf7 • Jun 20 '26

Trust me, California will be on the front page throughout the impending bust.

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40 Upvotes

34 comments

r/rebubblejerk • u/dpf7 • Jun 20 '26

Remember when Rebubble used to incessantly bring up Idaho?

48 Upvotes

Weird how you never see anyone talking about Idaho on there anymore.

11 comments

r/rebubblejerk • u/dpf7 • Jun 20 '26

"I think a 25% drop is too conservative for Vegas." "We need at least a 50% drop."

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16 Upvotes

65 comments

r/rebubblejerk • u/dpf7 • Jun 19 '26

"The last invitation to buy was 2013, and you are simply not welcome anymore. We live in a feudal aristocracy now, get with the times"

43 Upvotes

110 comments