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The Globe and Mail is running this article, entitled "Five bubbles set to burst in 2010", but there's something rather odd here; it cites both gold and US Treasuries as bubbles. That doesn't make sense to me; shouldn't there be an inverse relationship between the value of these? Now the sections of the article are written by different people, but still...
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