QUOTE(chezzball @ Jun 22 2009, 02:44 PM)
some example on human psychology.
when bad news come out, people has fear and they will not go out and buy stuff... and will not make any investment. so demand goes down. while shop owners see demand down, they worry their business cannot tahan so they lower their price down. while those ppl who has greed will say since the stuff so cheap now... i go borong a lot la.. when economy better i sell out all again at higher price. just some example of behavioral economics rite.. which palys major part in economics IMHO.
Would that explain why stock prices shoot up every time a country's social stability comes under threat?when bad news come out, people has fear and they will not go out and buy stuff... and will not make any investment. so demand goes down. while shop owners see demand down, they worry their business cannot tahan so they lower their price down. while those ppl who has greed will say since the stuff so cheap now... i go borong a lot la.. when economy better i sell out all again at higher price. just some example of behavioral economics rite.. which palys major part in economics IMHO.
On January 11, 2010 KLCI swung up to almost 1300 points. On Feb 10, 2010 KLCI swung up to about 1250. I can't remember but there's another date 2 months ago when it similarly swung up.
If you googled up these dates, they are a day after certain "black" events happened in Malaysia that could have caused major social unrest. There was uproar and public discontent and yet instead of dipping, the stock market shot up the very next day.
I'm still trying to figure out why.
Jun 2 2010, 12:25 PM

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