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Originally Posted by pam66
particularly given that the prices of most nautilus have started to rise seriously in spring 2018. i'd like to see that macroeconomic explanation of this phenomenon.
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irrational exuberance at the bubble top + niche fad of particular style.
here's a little horror show fact that explains some of the Chinese madness (being close to money printing helps and their offspring creating bubbles in luxury baubles like Patek):
"The PBOC released its annual "Financial Stability Report" Friday night....it's a real page turner. The Chinese have "created" US$50.1 Trillion in "Junk Financial Assets" in just four short years"; to wit:
https://deep-throat-ipo.blogspot.com/2019/01/
that's 50 TRILLION USD in 4 years! printed out of thin air! to prop up fraud! and is it any wonder why certain niche luxury brands do well?
ps edit: at the end of all bubbles you get aberrations and last gasps, and it seems like the less expensive (relative to say homes which are crashing) luxury price spikes, this nautilus nonsense being excellent bubblicious case in point.