• Human Behavior is Irrational: Emotions like fear, greed, and FOMO (fear of missing out) often override logic. People don't always act in their best financial interest.
• Information Moves Fast: Sentiment can shift instantly with news, tweets, or even rumors—far faster than policy changes or technical trends.
• Feedback Loops: Market reactions can amplify sentiment, creating bubbles or panics that self-reinforce. Predicting when or how this tipping point happens is nearly impossible.
Extreme Sentiment = Contrarian Opportunity
When everyone is on one side of the trade (extreme fear or greed), it’s often time to look the other way.
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