Neuro-Linguistic-Programming-Based Modeling of Stock Markets

Abstract

Speaking of the preliminary findings of this chapter and considering empirical data observed in the course of stock exchange trading, it is possible to forge a connection between the actual behavior of the investors and the NLP meta-program classes. In particular, there is a palpable correspondence between the 13 distinct meta-program categories affecting workplace motivation and performance, commonly known as the language and behaviour profile or LAB Profile, of Shelle Rose Charvet, and the behavior patterns of investors. This may represent a development of the idea of “the conventional wisdom” formulated in his time by John Kenneth Galbraith. However, in its new incarnation of collective conscious and collective subconscious, it may affect decision making processes around the globe.