I've written about cognitive bias in investment over 2 times, 5/9 and 5/13, and today is the 3rd time.
「confirmation biasIt's called”.
Confirmation bias means that you only search for information and content that is in line with your own thoughts and desires, and you feel safe watching it. And the psychological situation where objections are disregardedThat's it.
I think there are many people who think, “Oh, that's a good job.”As SNS became popular, we are now in an age where confirmation bias is more likely to intensifyIt is said.
Also, it is a cognitive bias that even people who have taken the right action of “thinking and investing for themselves” fall into. It's very troublesome.
I'm a caller, so I'm keenly aware, but when it's a medium- to long-term upward trend or short-term downtrend, if you send a short-term downtrend from an option perspective, “it's still going up!” “What are you saying” comments are often attached (laughs)
This shows that basically the majority of individual investors are in the mentality that they want the market price to rise since they are in the long run. Then, search for an announcement saying “stocks will rise” and add an objection comment to the opposite transmission...

In the European stock market on Friday, expectations for interest rate cuts by major central banks and strong corporate performance received long-term support, and prices rose steadily and closed.
The Eurozone Stoxx 50 Index rose 0.5%, closed at 5,081, a 23-year high, and rose 3.2% on a weekly basis.
Meanwhile, the all-European Stoxx 600 index rose 0.7% and closed at a new record of 521, marking a 3% increase for the week.
In the minutes of the ECB's latest board meeting, it was shown that the ECB board of directors is expecting an early convergence of the inflation rate to the 2% target, and is accepting interest rate cuts in June to address growth concerns.
The rise in the corporate sector was led by the high-tech sector, where ASML shares rose 2% and Infineon rose 3%, further increasing their momentum since announcing good financial results this week, and recorded a 20% rise since last Friday.
Major industrial companies also recorded significant gains, with Siemens and Schneider each increasing by nearly 2%.

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