Can You Get a Bubble in a Rising Rate Environment?

The question is, can you have a bubble in a high rate rising rate environment or do we need low rates easing fed as it pre-curves to any bubble? I looked at the 1925 to 1929 bull market, 10 year average 3.5% and really didn't deviate at all from that number. You can certainly get a bubble with rates being elevated and not at zero. It's easier to get a bubble probably when rates are lower, but that's not necessary as a precursor to a bubble.

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