The Alchemy of Finance¶
Soros, G. (1987). The Alchemy of Finance.
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- Reflexivity (Self-Reference)
- George Soros's The Alchemy of Finance (1987)
This sourceSimon & Schuster. Introduces reflexivity: the property whereby participants' beliefs about value actively shape the value itself, so price is a cause of further price movement and not merely a measurement of fundamentals.
- George Soros's The Alchemy of Finance (1987)
- Speculative Bubble
- What distinguishes a bubble from ordinary price appreciation is reflexivity—the property, named by Soros (1987), whereby participants' beliefs about value actively shape the value itself, so that the price is not merely a measurement of fundamentals but a cause of further price movement.
This sourceSimon & Schuster. Introduces reflexivity: the property whereby participants' beliefs about value actively shape the value itself, so price is a cause of further price movement and not merely a measurement of fundamentals.
- What distinguishes a bubble from ordinary price appreciation is reflexivity—the property, named by Soros (1987), whereby participants' beliefs about value actively shape the value itself, so that the price is not merely a measurement of fundamentals but a cause of further price movement.
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