A variety of scientists are quoted on their theories of how mainly emotions run the stock market, rather than logical conclusions from gathered information. The lengthy discourse goes over examples through history - such as the tulip market of the 17th century - of how greed and panic can highly contribute to profit and loss; specific hormones are associated with bear and bull markets. Click the link below to view the article. Please also view my other bites and blurbs on Xomba by selecting the links offering my other posts; you will find more articles, recipes, poetry, essays, and original compositions. Also see my profile by clicking on my signature "shawnandlori" after the link to the article.