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Observers should merely expect another attempt to engineer a jump in the pound and inflate some optimism in the British debate.
As the bubble inflates, demand grows and the optimism of the early evangelists becomes contagious, converting more believers and steamrollering scrutinizers and cynics.
The gap between these two indexes is at a record high, a mirror image of the late 1990s, when optimism about Silicon Valley inflated the tech bubble.
There is already plenty to do in the first month of a season: formations to mull over, players to assess, panics to calm, the optimism of pre-season shattered or inflated.
In reality, what happens next is that runaway optimism combines with dense complexity to underprice risk, inflating bubbles that implode into recession.
But just as healthy optimism can turn into irrational exuberance, a clear-eyed realism about the challenges facing the United States can gradually inflate a pessimism bubble.
Amid the celebrations and optimism following an outstanding British medal performance, Simon Clegg, chef de mission of Team GB, said that medal expectations should not automatically be inflated.
