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Irrational investor sentiment fuels stock market volatility, impacting profits.

Financial Innovation
An empirical examination of investor sentiment and stock market volatility: evidence from India
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Investor sentiment affects stock market volatility in India. Researchers created an index to measure irrational sentiment using market data. The study found that irrational sentiment leads to increased market volatility. This means that market participants' emotions can impact stock prices and returns. Retail investors and portfolio managers can use this information to make better investment decisions.