The Peril of Compression: Why Quiet Markets Can Be More Dangerous Than Volatile Ones
Quiet markets often feel safe—but that feeling can be deceptive.In this episode of IM7 Intelligence, we explore Normalcy Bias and how periods of price compression can create a false sense of security among traders and investors. Using recent Bitcoin market behavior as a case study, we examine why low volatility doesn't always mean low risk and how behavioral finance can help you make more disciplined decisions.Topics covered:• What Normalcy Bias is• Why market compression can be misleading• The psychology behind investor complacency• Risk management during quiet markets• Lessons from recent…
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