Fomo

Manish Chokhani said given the massive upcycle that has been underway in equities, most stocks will do well. He adviced investors to stay away from any FOMO building up and not get greedy.

Has the Fear Of Missing Out become a real mental hazard?

While FOMO may not be classified as a formal mental health disorder, it can certainly have a significant impact on our psychological well-being if left unchecked.

Why FOMO is injurious to stock investors' money

My three decades of experience in studying financial markets and investors’ behaviour indicates that regret of missing an opportunity to buy or sell could be perilous for traders

How to find this thing called work purpose? Has anyone got its mail ID?

It is not something which can be discovered one fine day, yet it’s not hiding from you, says a career coach. Switching jobs may not help. The best way to learn what one really enjoys doing is to try a lot of things early on, he says.

Crypto, houses, sneakers, rolexes: How FOMO drove the economy

Crypto was just the latest in a string of unsustainable asset bubbles that have rocked American life over the last two decades.

8 takeaways from ‘Rewired: Protecting your brain in the digital age’, by Harvard Medical School assistant prof Carl D. Marci

Trade FOMO for JOMO, check your exposure to superstimuli, shun gadgets just before going to bed and more tips.

PM Modi invokes FOMO, says those not investing in India will miss out

"These days the term FOMO or 'fear of missing out' is gaining traction on social media. Looking at India’s reforms and investment opportunities, I can say that those who don’t invest in our nation will certainly miss out,” a tweet from the Prime Minister’s Office quoted him as saying.

What do you do within 15 minutes of waking up? Here’s why it matters!

The COVID-19 pandemic triggered the use of smartphones as devices became the central nervous system for people to stay connected, work from home, attend online classes, and use them as a source of entertainment.

FoMo or value buying? Smallcaps make quick recovery from March 24; 123 stocks rise over 100%

The BSE Smallcap index has rallied about 44 percent and the BSE Midcap index 35 percent since March 24. The Sensex has risen 37 percent and the Nifty 38 percent during the period.