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1
Leigh Caldwell, a behavioral economist, points to experiments to monitor
irrational
exuberance
.
2
Evidence of either
irrational
exuberance
or market expectations of a bailout is already mounting.
3
The
irrational
exuberance
of the media now propels profligate online giveaways of expensive journalism.
4
That could represent either a savvy wager or
irrational
exuberance
.
5
Warnings about "
irrational
exuberance
"
from the Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan went unheeded.
6
The road to our banking and building collapse was paved with
irrational
exuberance
and wishful thinking.
7
And he believes the
irrational
exuberance
of Internet stocks and company acquisitions will inevitably calm itself.
8
As I've just noted, Greenspan warned about
irrational
exuberance
,
but he didn't do anything about it.
9
There was "
irrational
exuberance
"
in the air and the banks were not immune from it.
10
Ferrari thoughtfully provides the usual electronic nannies to protect people with more money than skill from
irrational
exuberance
.
11
Is "buy and hold" good advice, or should investors be wary of bubbles and
irrational
exuberance
?
12
Merrill Lynch's latest monthly fund manager survey will worry contrarians on the lookout for signs of
irrational
exuberance
.
13
We've had the
irrational
exuberance
and the painful correction, followed by the tapering off and the summer doldrums.
14
I can't shake the feeling that technology shares are suffering from, for want of a better phrase,
irrational
exuberance
.
15
But those of us with memories that extend to the previous millennium do detect a bit of
irrational
exuberance
.
16
Stock exchanges, real estate, and financial transactions -all balloon out of proportion in a kind of
irrational
exuberance
.
irrational
exuberance
irrational