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Top Candidates for the Next Bubble

Like it or not, market bubbles are a way of life now. Depending on your exposure to the market place, they can range from uneventful to extraordinarily dangerous. What percent you have invested will tel you how badly you are exposed to potential bubbles, but one thing remains true. Bubbles can and will burst. How that effects you depends entirely on what these bubbles could be. So, with all that in mind, here are some potential market bubbles to keep a watchful eye on.

Gold

Gold seems like a likely candidate for the bubble. After all, bubbles rise and rise before they pop, and gold certainly has been rising and rising. In fact, it really shows no signs of stopping, since gold is a traditional indicator of the economy. As the economy remains down, money will pour into gold as a safe haven. But what happens if we get even one tiny piece of good economic news? That could lead to additional positives, and gold could then become top heavy and pop. If you are a economic optimist, than this bubble is a near certainty.

Banks

Many large banks are suffering from the conception that they have been operation their business unethically at best, and illegally at worst. Just look at the current Occupy Wall Street movements. many of them have stated that banks need further regulation to reel in their dangerous investment. Whether or not you ally with OWS is not particularly relevant. The fact that they exist puts banks, large banks, at risk of the bubble. After all, its the customer who ultimately drives these institutions. As customers flood out the door seeking a safer place to store their cash, banks become more and more at risk of becoming that next big bubble.

The Dow

We have discussed gold being a bubble if you're a market optimist. The Dow represents the opposite. A bubble if you are a market pessimist. Traditionally these two market powers have worked opposite one another; one goes up, the other down. Say the economy does not get that small bit of good news. That that point, money rushes out of historic investments in the Dow and you have a market break. The Dow also could be the next one to go.

China

China represents a possible classic bubble case. as China moves itself into the 21st century the population booms, economic up starts like automotive and manufacturing flourish. However, after great growth, there is often a period of set backs. It is easy to see how on edge China can be. The government wants its immense population happy and fed, but if they suffer a set back, what then? One of the worlds top economies suffers a recession, and often, the world follows. A soaring economy can be a good indication of a future set back. And with the size of the Chinese economy, a set back could be that bubble. China can be argued, offers the keys to the future of the whole planet. As they go, we go.

George Gallagher is an economics and finance writer. He works with student loan consolidation economics and education as well.