The Madness of Markets
Why Smart Investors Make Crazy Decisions--and How to Exploit Them
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Alex Edmans
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“A fascinating and indispensable guide to the hidden psychology that drives markets.”—Annie Duke, decision strategist and author of Thinking in Bets and Quit
Why did Isaac Newton lose a fortune in the South Sea Bubble? Why did people spend millions on cartoon apes during the NFT frenzy? Why does the stock market fall when a national soccer team loses, or rise on a sunny day?
In this lively, eye-opening, and highly practical book, Alex Edmans reveals the hidden psychological forces that push markets away from logic—and create opportunities for those who stay sane while others panic. Drawing on cutting-edge studies and his more than twenty years at the intersection of academia and Wall Street, Edmans explains why investors chronically overreact, underreact, and misreact—and how these mistakes lead to bubbles, crashes, hype cycles, and portfolio wipeouts.
But The Madness of Markets isn’t just about spotting irrationality—it’s about outsmarting it. Edmans shows you how to think sharper, invest smarter, dodge predictable traps, and recognize when the crowd has lost the plot. Playfully rigorous and packed with unforgettable stories—from Reddit frenzies to CEO ego trips to World Cup upsets—The Madness of Markets offers an accessible yet thorough guide for anyone looking to make smarter decisions in a noisy financial world.
This book is for anyone with a pension, an IRA, or a long-term stake in the market—whether you’re chasing crypto highs or simply protecting your retirement while the world spins out of control.
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批評家のレビュー
“A fascinating and indispensable guide to the hidden psychology that drives markets.”—Annie Duke, decision strategist and author of Thinking in Bets and Quit
“An entertaining writer . . . Edmans summarizes the field of behavioral finance with a refreshingly light touch”—Jason Zweig, Wall Street Journal columnist and author of Your Money and Your Brain
“A masterclass . . . a must-read for anyone interested in behavioral finance.”—Katy Milkman, Wharton professor and author of How to Change
“A cool-headed compass . . . punchy, witty, and provocative.”—Gillian Tett, Financial Times columnist and author of Anthro-Vision
“Essential reading on how markets work.”—Michael Mauboussin, managing director at Morgan Stanley and author of More Than You Know
“Actionable advice on how investors can take advantage of these mistakes.”—Aswath Damodaran, NYU professor and author of The Little Book of Valuation
“An incredibly useful and entertaining handbook”—Rory Sutherland, vice chairman of Ogilvy and author of Alchemy
“The ideal user’s guide to the next financial bubble.”—Ed Conway, Sky News economics editor and author of Material World
“A maddeningly good read.”—Robin Wigglesworth, finance journalist and author of A Fabulous Debt
“An entertaining writer . . . Edmans summarizes the field of behavioral finance with a refreshingly light touch”—Jason Zweig, Wall Street Journal columnist and author of Your Money and Your Brain
“A masterclass . . . a must-read for anyone interested in behavioral finance.”—Katy Milkman, Wharton professor and author of How to Change
“A cool-headed compass . . . punchy, witty, and provocative.”—Gillian Tett, Financial Times columnist and author of Anthro-Vision
“Essential reading on how markets work.”—Michael Mauboussin, managing director at Morgan Stanley and author of More Than You Know
“Actionable advice on how investors can take advantage of these mistakes.”—Aswath Damodaran, NYU professor and author of The Little Book of Valuation
“An incredibly useful and entertaining handbook”—Rory Sutherland, vice chairman of Ogilvy and author of Alchemy
“The ideal user’s guide to the next financial bubble.”—Ed Conway, Sky News economics editor and author of Material World
“A maddeningly good read.”—Robin Wigglesworth, finance journalist and author of A Fabulous Debt
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