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investors fear don't follow herd Don’t Fear Irrational Investors So, despite nosebleed valuations, investors are as bullish as ever. Which brings me back to Keynes’ observation that irrational behavior can last a long time in the market. And we have herd mentality to thank for that. Said another way, fear of missing out — FOMO — is omnipresent in the markets today. So now investors face a tough choice: get out of stocks or follow the pack? Let me show you a few things I’ve learned in the last epic stock market bubble ... and how to come out ahead without a second thought for the herd.
work from home stock bubble 9 Bubbles in 30 Years — Here’s the Trade for the Newest One This asset has been in nine separate bubbles over the past three decades. And this time, there's a clear method to trade it...
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by Joseph Hargett September 13, 2021 Great Stuff
There Can Be Only 1 Here we are, Great Ones, born to be kings! We’re the princes of the universe! Hold on there, Mr. Great Stuff. A stock you just recommended is tanking on bad news, and this is how you react? Why yes. Yes, it is how I’m reacting. Didn’t you ever watch The […]
ethereum Ethereum Was First, but Its Dominance Won’t Last While Ethereum has a solid head start, history has shown its dominance won’t last.
Unusual Options Activity: Half of These Traders Won’t Be Happy… Unusual Options Activity: Half of These Traders Won’t Be Happy… In today's unusual options activity, we look at two perspectives - bearish and bullish - to see what UOA opportunities are out there...

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