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New Buyer Risk

Definition

New Buyer Risk refers to the potential for significant price volatility or market instability when a large influx of inexperienced investors enters an asset market. These buyers often lack a deep understanding of market fundamentals, reacting strongly to news or short-term price movements. Their collective behavior can lead to exaggerated price swings or rapid market corrections. Managing New Buyer Risk involves providing educational resources and promoting responsible investment practices.