You're forgetting to adjust for inflation. The 1927 bubble - adjusted for inflation - took closer to the late 1990s to get a reasonable return (when you were going into the second biggest bubble of all time). Nearly every investor would've died by then.
Adjusting for inflation using shadow stats, you'd still have lost money.
With the Florida land bubble - you're also forgetting property taxes.
Adjusting for inflation using shadow stats, you'd still have lost money.
With the Florida land bubble - you're also forgetting property taxes.