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Arbel (1985) found that
Huge Success
An achievement or outcome that significantly exceeds expectations or objectives, often measured in terms of profitability, popularity, or effectiveness.
Bubble
A bubble refers to a market condition where the prices of assets escalate rapidly beyond their fundamentally justified values due to investor expectations and exuberance, often followed by a sharp decline.
Prices
The amount of money required to purchase goods or services, influenced by factors like supply and demand, production costs, and market competition.
Utility-maximizing Investment
An investment strategy aimed at selecting the portfolio that provides the highest level of satisfaction or utility to the investor, based on their risk preference and return expectations.
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