Investing Isn’t Rational: Understanding Human Behavior in Finance
For decades, classical finance assumed that investors are rational agents, consistently making decisions that maximize utility. As stated by Eugene Fama, the Efficient Market Hypothesis rested on the belief that markets incorporate all available information and that individuals act logically in pursuit of wealth maximization. Yet, the reality of financial markets repeatedly contradicts these assumptions. […]
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