Market experts are observing a resurgence of "animal spirits," a term coined by economist John Maynard Keynes, which reflects how human emotions influence investment decisions. Following the recent election, professional traders have driven market gains, while individual investors remain divided in their outlook. Experts caution that emotional biases can lead to excessive risk-taking, emphasizing the importance of appropriate asset allocation and the need for investors to consider their risk tolerance, especially in volatile markets.
