Stabilization Bias: Why Sideways Markets Feel Safer Than They Are
After a sharp decline, the market often becomes quiet. Volatility slows, fear fades, and confidence begins to return.But is the market actually recovering—or are we simply becoming more comfortable with uncertainty?In this episode of IM7 Intelligence, we explore Stabilization Bias, the psychological tendency to mistake sideways price action for confirmation of a market bottom. Learn why reduced volatility isn't evidence of strength and how behavioral finance can help you make more disciplined decisions.Read the full…
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