Irrational exuberance

Term that emerged around 2005 and invaded from the American (it probably goes back to Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan) for the carefree behavior of investors who mindlessly take on high risks during an upswing. – See bubble, bubble, speculative, stock market fever, boom-bust cycle, crash, dotcom bubble, gambling effect, hindsight, real estate bubble, myopia, Martin principle, market savvy, central banking, milkmaid bull market, Mississippi tumble, massive selling, panic selling, Poseidon bubble, feedback loop, speculative bubble, subprime crisis, free rider, tulip crash, overexposure, asset bubble, confidence hypertrophy.

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