In the second part of our series on psychology in trading, Alison and Chris chat about market psychology, also called behavioural economics. While markets may seem rational and driven by fundamentals, they are often upended by herd mentality and other irrational factors which can drive prices in unexpected directions.
Useful links:
Previous Episode with HFM’s analysts: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0wgMsHzEBQY7yuilCKFkm5?si=7e4b5516feb74ebf
Elliott Wave Theory: https://fxscouts.com/forex-education/elliott-wave-principle/
The Volatility Index: https://fxscouts.com/forex-brokers/vix-volatility-brokers/
Previous Episode with HFM’s analysts: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0wgMsHzEBQY7yuilCKFkm5?si=7e4b5516feb74ebf
Elliott Wave Theory: https://fxscouts.com/forex-education/elliott-wave-principle/
The Volatility Index: https://fxscouts.com/forex-brokers/vix-volatility-brokers/
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