Why this strange behaviour in investing?

A strange behaviour when it comes to investing in equity.

In their daily life, people buy more when things are on sale and avoid spending when things are expensive. But when it comes to investing in equity or stocks the same people do the opposite.

When the markets are low, and the stocks are available on sale they avoid buying and start buying bagful when the market is high, and stocks are expensive.

Strange, isn’t it?

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