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Because much of investor behavior is (arguably rationally) not driven by business fundamentals, but how they assume other investors will act. This can lead to c
by dwallin 3y ago
Because much of investor behavior is (arguably rationally) not driven by business fundamentals, but how they assume other investors will act. This can lead to counterintuitive and self-fulfilling group think behavior where the metrics might drive the stock price because of an incorrect perception that others value that metric, regardless of actual sentiment.