The biggest names in investing keep talking about 'bubbles' in the market. Here's what they're saying.

Dear Readers, There's been a lot of bubble talk in markets lately. Some of it has been warranted, while other punditry is clearly intended to roil investor emotions. The tough part for market participants is cutting through the noise and figuring out what's valid, and what's mere bloviation. The Investing team at Business Insider has been closely monitoring the various warnings shots that keep getting fired.

Dear Readers, There's been a lot of bubble talk in markets lately. Some of it has been warranted, while other punditry is clearly intended to roil investor emotions. The tough part for market participants is cutting through the noise and figuring out what's valid, and what's mere bloviation. The Investing team at Business Insider has been closely monitoring the various warnings shots that keep getting fired.

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