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The first edition of Irrational Exuberance was such a huge success because it offered a wide range of historical evidence and published research in the context

of the stock market and how it relates with the market of today. Although it seems to have no specific focus point, the book brings forth concrete suggestions on the

policy changes that are already in place and those that must be made in response to market conditions. The book argues that an economic boom such as that of the

stock market boom of between 1982 and 1995 is speculative and not based on any sensible economic fundamentals, hence considering its structural factors will

economic fundamentals, hence considering its structural factors will enable you to see such an opportunity from a distance, and benefit from it even before everyone else realizes.

This book introduces 12 essential factors that are the ultimate causes of an economic boom including naturally occurring Ponzi processes, Amplification mechanisms that amplify the

effects of precipitating factors, cultural factors and the effects of the market by the news media and the ‘new era’ of thinking. The book further discusses psychological factors of the masses,

psychological anchors in the market and the ‘herd’ behavior. The book is subdivided into five parts, but of greater interest is the fifth part which tries to rationalize exuberance and teach

efficient markets theory among other theories that investors like you are learning. In this book, Robert believes that the market is grossly overvalued and the baby

efficient markets theory among other theories that investors like you are learning. In this book, Robert believes that the market is grossly overvalued and the baby

boom effect, media interest and the public infatuation with the internet all conspired to amplify the baby boom effect. It is definitely worth checking it out.

When eToro launched the ‘Follow’ feature to forex trading, where any trader, novice or already experienced, can follow the trades of another skilled or pro trader, it was lauded as the best

feature to fill the trench that most amateur traders fall into as they try to make it to the winners’ circle. Jack D. Swager attempted this move back in 1988, but because of the technology

and trades of the time, the best he could do was put it in a book which meant digesting it would be much harder than just clicking ‘Copy Trader’.

Market Wizards’ is not just a book, it is a series of books that provides information to equip you with motivation and skills to follow the paths of