Capitulation in finance is the dramatic surge of selling pressure in a declining market, marking a mass surrender by investors.
The phenomenon of following others in investing instead of personal analysis.
Understanding the Psychological Phenomenon of Hindsight Bias in Investing
Understanding the phenomenon where investors become overly enthusiastic, driving asset prices beyond what fundamentals would suggest.
A melt-up is a sudden and often surprising rise in investment performance, characterized by investor herding and psychological factors rather than fundamental improvements.
The Odd Lot Theory is a whimsical take on the investment world, suggesting that the little guy may not always know better. It provides a humorous yet insightful perspective on small investor behavior in the market.
An abrupt drop in stock prices with a sprinkle of panic and market psychology.
A term describing the financial markets' ability to overcome negative factors and continue on an upward trajectory.
Exploring the idea that large groups often make better decisions than individuals.
