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It's more or less zero-sum - some people and funds are going to *make* lots of money.
It doesn't have to be zero sum. There's space for real wealth destruction in stock bubbles when the price collapses back down to normal levels.
I don't follow, do you have a link to an explanation? To me it seems like the underlying wealth is the company itself and that's unchanged.
The concept illustrated with houses: https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain/core-finance/current-economics/credit-crisis/v/wealth-destruction-1 … In this case, the underlying asset is Gamestop, rather than houses, and you have margin trading and short-selling acting as the leverage instead of bank loans, but I *think* the principle is the same.
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