Could you clarify the question? When everything's going up, it's definitionally not a crash; do you mean something like "where are people going to flee to now/soon, in anticipation of a crash, given how buoyant everything is"?

> Where it's gonna crash to?

You know that the reason things bubble and burst is because speculation outpaces reality at too high a rate, ie : too much "capital" is make up of hopes and dreams.

When reality hits and the numbers make sense, all that hope and dreams go pop.

Scotty doesn't know!