Post #15 by Manlobbi on the Investing Beginners board

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Agree with your words. The market inefficiency corresponds to wilder changes in sentiment than the objectively changing business conditions, and this causes people to exit (or even simply genuinely require disproportionately more cash at the time) during the lows, and become overconfident and increase exposure (or borrow more) at the highs.

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