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We estimate the dynamics of a speculative bubble subject to a surviving and a collapsing regime together with the dynamics of dividends and returns in a tractable state space specification of the present-value model. To estimate this new high-dimensional model, we develop an efficient Markov chain Monte Carlo sampler to simulate from the joint posterior distribution. We find that real-world stock price bubbles show significant Markov-switching structure. Further, the results indicate that dividend growth rates are highly predictable. Finally, we find that bubble variation explains a large share of the variation in the price-dividend ratio and unexpected return.