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What is the psychology behind the Market Cycle? š¤š
Market Cycle refers to the predictable stages through which markets go, often driven by the collective emotions of investors. š
Stage 1: Accumulation Phase ā³
Occurs when prices are low, and investors are skeptical. š¤Ø
A few savvy investors start to buy, often unnoticed by the mass market. š¼
Emotions: Fear and uncertainty dominate. š
Stage 2: Uptrend (Mark-Up) š
Prices begin to rise as more people notice the opportunity. š
Investors start getting more confident and join the rally. š„
Emotions: Excitement and optimism increase. š„³
Stage 3: Distribution Phase āļø
Early investors start to sell their holdings for profit. š°
The market is high, but people believe it will keep going. š¤Æ
Emotions: Greed takes over as investors think they can still make profits. š
Stage 4: Downtrend (Mark-Down) š
Prices start to fall, causing panic and fear among many investors. š±
Some refuse to sell, hoping for a reversal. š
Emotions: Fear and desperation dominate. š
Stage 5: Bottoming Out š³ļø
The market hits rock bottom, and prices stabilize. š
This phase is often marked by extreme pessimism. š
Emotions: Despair and hopelessness prevail. š
Stage 6: Reversal š
Market conditions improve, and a new cycle begins with confidence returning. š±
Emotions: Hope and anticipation build up again. š
Understanding the psychology of market cycles helps investors manage their emotions and make more informed decisions.