Irrational Exuberance

The historical examples add depth to the arguments, but I wonder if they also serve to highlight recurring patterns. Did the author choose these events intentionally to emphasize certain lessons?

The book is dense with data and theories, which can be a lot to unpack. How did others navigate the more technical parts—did they find it accessible or overwhelming?

Given the timing of the publication, I wonder if recent economic shifts shaped some of the author's insights. Do others think the analysis still holds in today’s economic climate?