Capitulation in finance is the dramatic surge of selling pressure in a declining market, marking a mass surrender by investors.
Collusion refers to secret agreements between competitors to manipulate market conditions.
An investment approach that goes against prevailing market trends, often leading to extraordinary opportunities.
Front-running: How to skate on thin ethical ice (or maybe fall through it?)
A temporary respite in a sell-off for financial markets characterized by rising security prices.
Understanding the phenomenon of Risk-On Risk-Off investing and how it sways market behaviors based on investor risk tolerance.
Understanding the impact of negative news on corporations and economies
Understanding the TINA phenomenon in investing and finance.
The general direction of the price of a market, asset, or metric, illustrating the ongoing market behavior.
A term describing the financial markets' ability to overcome negative factors and continue on an upward trajectory.
