The Anti-Bubbles contains a contrarian framework that challenges the status quo and complacency of Global Markets towards the misconception that central banks and governments are infallible and in full control. It sets out a forward-looking analysis of the opportunities, risks, and unintended consequences associated with testing the limits of monetary policy, credit markets, and fiat currencies. The Anti-Bubbles presents both sides of the story, including Larry Summer’s “prudent imprudence for fiscal expansion”, George Soros’ “reflexivity theory applied to monetary policy”, and Mohamed El-Erian's “T-junction and diplomatic neutrality.”