STOCK MARKETS, INVESTMENTS AND CORPORATE BEHAVIOR

Exploring the dynamics of stock market fluctuations, this book critiques the traditional physics-like approach to finance. It argues that financial markets cannot be fully understood through rigid laws, highlighting the unpredictable nature of investor behavior and decision-making. The text emphasizes that both investors and finance managers often operate beyond rational calculations, suggesting a more nuanced understanding of market interactions and corporate behavior. This perspective invites readers to reconsider the complexities of financial systems and their implications for businesses.