Extraordinary Popular Delusions & Confusión de Confusiones
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Step into the enthralling world of finance and human psychology with "Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds" and "Confusión de Confusiones", a captivating compilation that combines two timeless works which have shaped our understanding of market behavior. This essential reading is designed for anyone keen on navigating the treacherous waters of investment successfully. The text reveals both historical and modern financial follies, showcasing the unchanging...
Show moreStep into the enthralling world of finance and human psychology with "Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds" and "Confusión de Confusiones", a captivating compilation that combines two timeless works which have shaped our understanding of market behavior. This essential reading is designed for anyone keen on navigating the treacherous waters of investment successfully. The text reveals both historical and modern financial follies, showcasing the unchanging nature of greed and fear that drives human decision-making throughout the centuries.
Charles Mackay’s classic work delves into historical manias, such as the infamous "Tulipomania", the "South Sea Bubble", and the "Mississippi Scheme". Each of these events illustrates how collective psychological phenomena can lead to catastrophic market outcomes. Complementing Mackay’s insights, Joseph de la Vega presents thoughtful dialogues on market speculation, making the tales not only riveting but remarkably relevant to contemporary times.
This edition is further enhanced with a series of modern essays that provide essential context and analysis. These additions help bridge the gap between past and present, ensuring that each reader not only learns from the mistakes of our predecessors but also garners insights applicable to today's financial landscapes. Accompanying the historic text, an engaging introduction by Herman Kellenberg elucidates the complexities of early Amsterdam markets, enriching the reading experience greatly.
| manufacturer | Wiley |
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| length | 5.767705 |
| languages | [ Published Value = English ] [ Original Language Value = English ] [ Unknown Value = English ] |
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The book explores historical financial manias and the psychological factors that drive market behaviors, emphasizing the recurring themes of greed and fear.
The primary authors are Charles Mackay and Joseph de la Vega, each offering unique perspectives on market psychology and speculation.
Yes, this book provides insightful lessons that are valuable for both beginner and experienced investors looking to understand market dynamics.
This edition includes modern essays that provide context and analysis, helping readers relate historical events to current market situations.