Does the global financial crisis of 2008 still have significant importance on capital markets attributed to behavioral psychology of the behavior of investors operating in these markets?
Are the determinants of behavioral investors' factors still strong in recent years on the largest stock exchanges in the world, including the importance of financial market psychology in interpreting changes in stock exchange trends in these markets?
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One of the best books that I have read is titled Effective Business Psychology second edition by the author Andrew J Dubrin. If I understand your question correctly you're referring to the stock market crash of 2008. If my assumption is correct then I will answer based on that premise first of all I believe that after the 2008 stock market crash you never recovered the economy in the United States and other words after that point in 2008 when they gave the banks the hundreds of billions of dollars in bailouts what happened is the banks begin investing that money to make themselves wealthier. The bank's never used the 800 billion dollars to inject back into Main Street so that Main Street could invest and the middle class could strengthen and rise up because the middle class is in fact the economic engine of the United States. The middle class was left on their own and much of the middle class began to give up on investing in the stock market on their own and reverted to corporate money market funds like 401ks and things like that. That is approximately the point when precious metals took a nosedive and ever since then you've had an almost exponential rise in the value of the stock market which is many many times over valued above the profit and loss statements of Corporations. This was done because the banks realize they were over-leveraged and they had many many derivative funds that were stretching all of their debt far beyond sometimes in some cases over a hundred times leverage on the bank's assets and this was due to derivatives on top of derivatives. Now what I believe psychologically is happened is that in the last 10 or 11 years you have a new breed of employee and this new breed of employee came into the picture with a new reality and they accepted the reality as it was presented to them and as they exist in this new reality the stock market and the investment Market is completely fake and the reason why I can say that is that you have no discovery of the actual true value of the market there's no mechanism to actually discover what the true value of a particular asset is and the asset class of precious metals is being suppressed with paper derivatives of precious metals. Most employees that have a 401k also I don't really understand what they're investing in so they select from a menu of money markets and they understand that the higher the percentage of pre-tax dollars that they put into their 401K they're going to be receiving a higher tax return at the end of the year and as long as they continue to see exponential growth in the stock market they feel comfortable to put their pre-tax dollars into their 401K money market funds and just let it rise to the Moon. This could not be more false and many people are so over-leveraged and their money market funds as I said before in some cases a hundred times leverage that the smart thing for them to do is invest their money into physical tangible precious metals. Psychologically what is occurring is you have a nationwide herd mentality and it even crosses all political party lines whether you're liberal Democrat conservative or Republican it doesn't matter because this new paradigm the Paradigm that is now 11 years old has washed away all the old memories from 2008 and people think that they have recovered but it's not a true recovery it's only a recovery and numbers based on inflation size inflation continue to grow it appeared that things had more cost but they don't have more value the value has never recovered and the value in the system has always stayed the same but it looks like there's more cost so people are thinking that an item has increased in expense but it's only the depreciation of the dollar that has cost that item to have higher dollar amount but higher dollar amount is not equated to higher-value. Therefore to answer your question the capital significance is not a true indicator of the capital value and the capital value is still an overpriced feature and over-leveraged and the True Value which hasn't been discovered yet because we don't have an equal and open market in order to discover the true value of an asset many people are going to be losing a vast amount of their wealth that they will never be able to recover unless you have extreme hyperinflation in the future but likewise you would also have to have extreme hyper income increase in the future in order to keep up.
The Global financial crisis of 2008 still had a significant impact on behavioral psychology of the behavior of investors operating in the world markets.
Financial market psychology has been an important factor while interpreting changes in stock exchange trends in these markets.
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