Securities Markets Psychology

                   

I have written extensively on the psychology of the stock market; its moods and sentiments of varying lengths. They overcome rational evaluation of the markets too often to be overlooked.

                       

Thus, inherent values of companies or bond issues may mean little if the market psychology at the time is poor.

                       

I have seen research of the effects of such psychological influences. I derived ongoing observations from my investigations, that discipline is an important means of overcoming these adverse psychological market effects.

                       

Therefore: Despite all influences, you should buy securities with one distinct strategy and you then sell when that strategy’s goals are no longer applicable. (See the Earl J. Weinreb NewsHole® comments and @BusinessNewshole at Twitter.)