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Trading in financial markets is characterized by herd behavior to a large
extent. In times of market uncertainty, fear response drives investors to
imitate what other investors are doing without conducting their own analysis
to mitigate the risk of failure. Economist  Keynes
 states that ‘worldly wisdom
teaches that it is better for reputation to fail conventionally than to
succeed unconventionally’. Unjustified runs on foreign exchange currencies and
stock market bubbles are usually attributable to herding behavior.  [26]  At
other times, individuals benefit from the ‘information cascade’ by herding to
piece together incomplete information about the market. Nonetheless, the
arbitrary nature of decision-making in the financial markets based on herding
can generate large-scale instability.  [27]
Social psychologists call it embodied cognition. Which basically means our
mind influences our body, but our body – especially our posture – greatly
influences our mind too. If you are in any doubt, take 20 minutes out to watch
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miles of running per week reduces the risk of stroke, heart disease, diabetes
and high cholesterol. In  a study of 55,000 people
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researchers at Iowa State University found running three times a week for an
average of just 17 minutes a time reduced the risk of fatal heart attack or
stroke by 55%.
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whose book _ Instincts of the Herd in Peace and War
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economist  Thorstein Veblen  's
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group members of higher social status in their  consumer behavior
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Gladwell  in _ The Tipping Point
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social, and economic factors converge to create trends in consumer behavior.
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