Gambling effect

In stock markets, the fact that investors are inclined to reinvest their effortless, almost gambling profits – in contrast to hard-earned savings – with a willingness to take risks. This leads to the fact that occasionally during a stock market boom, many investors see a sharp increase in the proportion of stocks in their portfolio. – See financial psychology, Gescherter, herd behavior, hindsight, myopia, milkmaid bull market, play money. Staggering, perception bias,

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