... market hypothesis are two of the most cited theories in traditional investing. Both theories make several assumptions regarding investment decision-making. These include the assumption that investors seek to maximize profits and that they act rationally. Behavioral investing theory investigates the fact that investors are often not rational. It also considers the various motivations behind investors' decision-making. To some extent, this explains certain anomalies between financial models and actual outcomes. A thorough understanding of financial psychology ...

... investors. The growing interest in alternative crypto-assets signals a capital shift and risk redistribution in investment portfolios. A fundamental and technical analysis helps to understand the causes of this shift, taking into account macroeconomic and behavioral factors to develop short-term forecasts. Fundamental Factors and Investor Interest The increased interest in Ethereum and other altcoins has several fundamental drivers. The recent Ethereum network upgrade (Pectra) has bolstered confidence in ETH, prompting investors to seek higher returns beyond Bitcoin. Institutional ...

... development of its AI models (including the open release of the Llama model for researchers). All of this has returned some investor confidence—Meta's stock prices have significantly increased. However, the company’s future largely depends on whether ... ... competition for user attention is fierce, and Meta has to compete not only with traditional platforms but also with the new behavior of audiences who are increasingly inclined to spend time on generative services or virtual entertainment. Amazon: Searching ...

... finite digital asset may surge dramatically. In such a case, bitcoin's forecast for the end of 2025 remains optimistic – reaching $100,000–$120,000 by conservative estimates and up to $150,000–$180,000 according to bolder predictions from major investors. However, achieving these goals largely depends on the “behavior of large players” – and miners play a significant role here. Their current moderately selling position indicates that a rapid price surge (as in 2021) may not occur, yet the market's resilience is increasing: the lack of mass sell-offs even ...

... similar circumstances, so typical figures (patterns) appear on the charts that precede certain market changes. Simply put, if the chart draws a familiar figure, then the same outcome that occurred in the past when this figure appeared is likely to repeat. Investors noticed this and began to use such repeating patterns as clues. An experienced trader, having seen a certain configuration of candles or lines on the chart, can assume further price behavior. These features make technical analysis a convenient practical tool. However, it is important to remember: no forecasting method gives a 100% guarantee. Technical analysis operates with probabilities. It suggests where the asset is most likely ...