A strong bubble is characterized by a combination of high demand, limited supply, and investor enthusiasm, often driven by speculation rather than fundamental value. This can create a feedback loop where rising prices attract more investors, further inflating the bubble. Additionally, low interest rates and easy access to credit can amplify this dynamic, allowing more participants to enter the market. Ultimately, the strength of a bubble can lead to dramatic price increases, but it also sets the stage for a potential collapse when reality sets in.
baking soda makes it bubble it usally makes everything bubble
Teeth
Topps Company makes Bazooka Bubble Gum
The Nabisco Group Holdings Corp. makes Bubble Yum
Sealed air
the softener makes the bubble gum kinda smooth
No it makes bigger bubble
you chew it
hydrogen
chewing the gum........ nevaeh is the best
Bubblicious because it's bigger
Carbon dioxide