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Psychologie der Finanzmärkte

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Eine für viele Anleger teure Erkenntnis, die auf John Maynard Keynes zurückgeht, besagt, dass Märkte länger irrational sein können als der Investor liquide. Diese Aussage steht im klaren Widerspruch zu der traditionellen Sichtweise der Finanzmärkte, wie sie immer noch schwerpunktmäßig gelehrt wird. Denn nach der klassischen Kapitalmarkttheorie kann es gar keine irrationalen Märkte geben, weil ausreichend Marktteilnehmer diese Irrationalität erkennen und beseitigen. Die Praxis sieht dagegen anders aus.

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Mattern, C. (2013). Psychologie der Finanzmärkte. In: Landes, M., Steiner, E. (eds) Psychologie der Wirtschaft. Psychologie für die berufliche Praxis. Springer VS, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-18957-4_42

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