Market. Mob and Riot - A Modern View of Group Fervor

Author: Robert Menzies
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: The author of this book, Robert Menzies, is not only a senior director at Goldman Sachs Group but also the founder of its institutional investment department. With years of experience in the market, he has unreservedly presented his accumulated experiences and principles to the public. At its core, Robert's main focus remains on: believing in one's own abilities, maintaining a calm mind, and making rational judgments. At the same time, the author combines vivid examples and references to vividly and clearly present his viewpoints to the readers. In terms of genre, it involves novels, poems, fables, fairy tales, and news. In terms of content, it covers economics, politics, history, culture, and psychology. Thus, while interpreting economic phenomena, we are also fortunate to explore various literary forms and come into contact with diverse content. Therefore, if you are exploring economic principles while also hoping to broaden your horizons and enrich your thinking paths, then reading this book will be a worthwhile experience.
The series "Huana Fund · World Capital Classics Translation Series" aims to sift through the complexities of the past, extracting gold from the sand, and recreating real historical scenes with vivid language, allowing readers to immerse themselves and experience the ups and downs and fierce struggles of the market. "War is full of deception." The market is no different. "The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting." Undoubtedly, this series of books helps readers dispel the mists of the past and discover wisdom and strategies that benefit the present. This book is part of the series, with author Robert Menzies as a senior director at Goldman Sachs Group and the founder of its institutional investment department. Starting from the madness and catastrophic consequences caused by several "mass movements" in modern human history, as well as the bursting of financial market bubbles, the book vividly analyzes and describes the blind side of human nature. The book is lively and well-illustrated, interpreting the psychology of investors and how it affects the market from one perspective, making it highly valuable for reference.