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The '''Greater Fool Theory''' is the principle in [[investing]] that any [[investment]] can turn a profit (or at least, minimize losses) by selling the [[real estate|property]] to someone who will buy them at a higher price. | The '''Greater Fool Theory''' is the principle in [[investing]] that any [[investment]] can turn a profit (or at least, minimize losses) by selling the [[real estate|property]] to someone who will buy them at a higher price. | ||
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* [[Housing bubble]] | * [[Housing bubble]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:38, July 13, 2016
The Greater Fool Theory is the principle in investing that any investment can turn a profit (or at least, minimize losses) by selling the property to someone who will buy them at a higher price.
See also
- eBay
- Housing bubble
- P.T. Barnum
- Stock Market
- Tulip mania
- Subprime loans
- Quantitative easing
- Inflation
- Economic bubble
