Summary US Stock Market Still Gripped by Gambling Fever After 11 Fed Rate Hikes - Bloomberg www.bloomberg.com
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Despite multiple rate hikes, the US stock market is still driven by gambling and risky behavior as traders continue to play the "greater fool theory."
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- The US stock market is still experiencing a gambling fever despite 11 rate hikes by the Federal Reserve.
- Traders are playing the "greater fool theory" and taking risks on stocks like VinFast, which experienced a significant rally before plummeting.
- The market is influenced by a gambling mentality and risky behavior.
- Traders hope to sell overvalued assets to someone else at a higher price.
- Speculative trading and extreme volatility are driving the market.
- VinFast, a Vietnamese automaker, experienced a significant increase in its stock price before crashing.
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US stock market still gripped by gambling fever despite 11 rate hikes; traders engaging in risky behavior and playing "greater fool theory."
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The US stock market is still gripped by a gambling fever despite 11 rate hikes by the Federal Reserve. Traders are engaging in risky behavior and playing the "greater fool theory," buying overvalued assets with hopes of selling them at a higher
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The US stock market is still experiencing a gambling fever despite 11 rate hikes by the Federal Reserve, according to Bloomberg. Traders are playing the "greater fool theory," which involves buying overvalued assets with the expectation that they can sell them to
The US stock market is still experiencing a gambling fever despite 11 interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve. Traders are playing the "greater fool theory" and taking risks with stocks like VinFast, which experienced a 504% rally before plummeting
The US stock market is experiencing a gambling fever despite 11 rate hikes by the Federal Reserve. Traders are playing the "greater fool theory" and engaging in risky behavior. One example is VinFast's 504 rally, which resulted in losses for
The US stock market is still experiencing a gambling fever despite 11 rate hikes by the Federal Reserve. Traders are playing the "greater fool theory" and taking risks on stocks like VinFast, which has seen a 504% rally. However,
The US stock market is still influenced by a gambling mentality despite 11 rate hikes by the Federal Reserve. Traders are engaging in risky behavior, playing the "greater fool theory" and betting on companies like VinFast, which experienced a 504%
The US stock market continues to be dominated by a gambling mentality, even after 11 rate hikes by the Federal Reserve. Traders are engaging in the "greater fool theory," hoping to sell their stocks to someone else at a higher price. This risky
The US stock market is still experiencing a gambling fever despite 11 interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve. Traders are playing the "greater fool theory," which involves buying overvalued assets in the hopes of selling them to someone else at an even
The US stock market is still experiencing a gambling fever despite 11 interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve. This trend is exemplified by VinFast's 504% rally, which has burned traders who are playing the "greater fool theory." The market
The US stock market continues to be driven by speculative trading despite 11 interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve. Traders are playing the "greater fool theory" and chasing risky investments, resulting in extreme volatility. One example is VinFast, a Vietnamese
Despite 11 interest-rate hikes by the Federal Reserve, the US stock market continues to be driven by gambling fever. Similar to the GameStop and AMC Entertainment episodes during the early pandemic, investors are bidding up obscure stocks only to see them crash dramatically.
VinFast, a Vietnamese automaker, experienced a significant increase in its stock price, going from around $15 to as high as $93 before plummeting back to $17.15. Despite the record losing streak, the company's market value remains