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2026-06-09 06:04:23 -

How does fear affect markets?
How Does Fear Affect Markets? When Perception Moves Faster Than Fundamentals A financial market begins to fall. At first, the decline is small. Then it accelerates. News headlines become more cautious. Investors start checking prices more frequently. Soon, selling increases not only because of new information, but because of what others appear to believe. Fear spreads through the...

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Michael Pokrovski

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2026-06-09 05:29:10 -

What is availability bias?
What Is Availability Bias? When Memory Becomes a Substitute for Probability A person hears about a plane crash on the news. It is detailed. It is vivid. It is repeated across multiple channels. In the following weeks, flying begins to feel unusually dangerous. Not because the actual risk has changed. But because examples of danger have become easier to recall. This is availability...

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Michael Pokrovski

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2026-06-09 06:01:17 -

Why do investors make emotional decisions?
Why Do Investors Make Emotional Decisions? The Myth of the Purely Rational Investor An investor opens a trading app. A portfolio flashes green and red. Prices move in real time. Decisions that look like calculations are made in seconds. But beneath the numbers, something less mechanical is often guiding action. A sudden drop triggers panic. A rapid gain creates excitement. A long...

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Michael Pokrovski

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2026-06-08 20:45:33 -

Why do people fear losses more than gains?
Why Do People Fear Losses More Than Gains? The Asymmetry That Shows Up Everywhere A person is offered a choice: Receive $100 for sure Or flip a coin: win $200 or win nothing Most people hesitate, then choose the sure $100. Now reverse the structure: Lose $100 for sure Or flip a coin: lose $200 or lose nothing Now many people take the gamble. Nothing in the...

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