Emotional investing occurs when people make decisions based on their feelings instead of analyzing the facts and carefully considering their strategy. This is related to the field of behavioral finance. Which study how people's thoughts and emotions influence their investing choices (Ricciardi & Simon, 2000).
Read MoreBetween 1995-2000, the dotcom stocks' valuation was in a speculative frenzy, with rapid growth and high valuations. The focus was entirely on potential and dreams rather than proven success. The truth is some companies achieved billion-dollar valuations quickly based on potential, even though they had solid and legitimate business plans and innovative ideas
Read MoreFear of Missing Out (FOMO) is a powerful psychological force that can influence investment decisions. As research by Ivantchev and Ivantcheva (2023) suggests, social media and online platforms can exacerbate FOMO, leading to impulsive and potentially risky behavior in the stock market.
Read MoreWelcome to Bullishbeat, your source for data-driven insights into the market! My name is Gustav Andersson, and I'm thrilled and so happy to finally launch this blog. I started this project just before Christmas 2023 and I finally feel ready to launch my passion project to the world.
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