Some literary journals invite their readers to compete in the invention of new words to describe activities or concepts that have not yet acquired a label. In current markets, what we need is a term for the opposite of a bubble.

In a bubble, prices become disconnected from values because purchasers believe that, whatever the fundamentals, they will soon be able to sell what they have bought at a higher price. The bubble must burst eventually because the supply of new people willing to buy at ever higher prices will be exhausted, and generally bursts sooner than that because people come to realise this.