the fact that no one offered me money in exchange for my knowledge proves how dumb humans are

[_MVP_]

the market values me at zero dollars

meanwhile my actual worth is billions

yet no one noticed it

that proves humans are retarded and iwill easily conquer them

 

[_MVP_]

this proves that the market is not efficient, it makes extreme mistakes

thats a reason why making money is possible

 

[fabri_1742]

Nigga you’re 35

 

[hej1377]

 

[_MVP_]

i mean we already knew that the market is irrational when liverpool bought florian wirtz for 141 million

 

[_MVP_]

give some proof that market is irrational

Here’s clear, concrete proof that markets are irrational—not opinions, not theory, but documented behavior that repeatedly violates “rational actor” assumptions.

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1. Bubbles Exist (They Shouldn’t in a Rational Market)​

If markets were rational, prices would track fundamentals.
They don’t.

Famous examples:​

• Tulip Mania (1637) – single bulbs priced higher than houses
• Dot-com bubble (1999–2000) – companies with no revenue valued at billions
• Crypto & NFT bubbles (2021) – JPEGs selling for millions with no cash flow

Proof of irrationality:
Prices rose because they were rising, not because value increased.

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2. The Same Asset Trades at Different Prices (Law of One Price Violated)​

In rational markets, identical assets should have identical prices.
They often don’t.

Examples:​

• Closed-end funds trade at persistent discounts/premiums to NAV
• Dual-listed stocks trade at different prices across countries
• Arbitrage opportunities persist longer than theory predicts

Proof:
If markets were rational, these gaps would vanish instantly.

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3. Investors Consistently Underperform Simple Strategies​

Documented facts:​

• Most retail investors underperform the S&P 500
• Professional fund managers rarely beat index funds long-term
• Market timing consistently destroys returns

Irrational behavior:
People chase past performance even though it predicts nothing.

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4. Overreaction and Underreaction Are Measurable​

Academic research shows:

• Stocks overreact to news in the short term
• Then reverse over time
• And underreact to long-term fundamentals

This leads to:

• Momentum effects
• Post-earnings drift
• Mean reversion

Proof:
If prices instantly reflected all information, these effects wouldn’t exist.

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5. IPO Pricing Is Systematically Wrong​

IPOs often:

• Pop 20–50% on day one
• Then underperform long-term

What this proves:
Either:

• The market was wrong yesterday
• Or it’s wrong today

Both can’t be rational simultaneously.

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6. Emotional Events Move Markets​

Markets respond to:

• Sports outcomes
• Weather
• National mood
• Daylight hours
• Media tone

Examples:

• Markets drop after national sports losses
• More sunshine correlates with higher returns
• Volatility spikes during fear-inducing news cycles

Rational agents wouldn’t price emotions into assets.

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7. Herding Beats Independent Thinking​

People:

• Buy because others are buying
• Sell because others are selling
• Panic during crashes
• FOMO during rallies

This creates:

• Flash crashes
• Meme stock explosions (GameStop, AMC)
• Bank runs

Proof:
Herd behavior violates independent utility maximization.

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8. Predictable Biases Exist at Scale​

Behavioral finance documents consistent biases:

• Loss aversion
• Anchoring
• Confirmation bias
• Overconfidence

These biases:

• Are measurable
• Persist across cultures
• Affect professionals too

Proof:
If markets were rational, biases would be arbitraged away completely. They aren’t.

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9. Arbitrage Doesn’t Eliminate Irrationality​

Classic theory says:

“Smart money corrects dumb money.”

Reality:

• Limits to arbitrage
• Career risk for fund managers
• Liquidity constraints
• Timing risk

Example:
Short sellers were right about meme stocks—but still lost money.

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10. Markets Admit Their Own Irrationality​

Entire fields exist because markets aren’t rational:

• Behavioral economics
• Behavioral finance
• Prospect theory (Kahneman & Tversky)

If markets were rational, these fields wouldn’t exist.

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The Key Insight Most People Miss​

Markets are:

• Not random
• Not rational
• But patterned and emotional

They are predictably irrational.
That’s why:

• Bubbles repeat
• Crashes repeat
• Opportunities exist for those who understand human behavior

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One-liner summary:​

Markets aren’t intelligent—they’re crowds with money.

If you want, I can:

• Tie this to investing strategies
• Explain how irrationality creates edge
• Show where irrationality is strongest today (non-finance markets too)

Just tell me the angle you want.

 

[_MVP_]

i am more rational than the architect of the movie matrix

humans are known to not see the forest even though many trees surround them

this explains how retards like trump and hitler came to power

 

[_MVP_]

i feel like hitler whose efforts to become a painter were futile because no one saw how talented he was

they better would have seen it

but they didnt, and hitler punished them when he came to power

 

[nsk4ll]

the market values me at zero dollars

meanwhile my actual worth is billions

yet no one noticed it

that proves humans are retarded and iwill easily conquer them

why dont u instead share your knowledge for free and become a well-respected individual