Jun. 25 at 8:58 PM
@BostonBull09 I knew you couldn't read, or you are one of those people that can't keep there attention on something for more than 60 seconds I guess I need to put the talking points here for you since you think numbers, brains, and math are magic
- Round numbers act as psychological triggers for investors, driving their decision-making processes.
- Cognitive simplicity: The human mind is programmed to simplify and seek simplicity. Numbers like 10, 50, or 100 inherently feel “cleaner” and less chaotic than 17, 62, or 84. This desire for neatness gives us a sense of accomplishment.
Perception of quality: The marketing world has long capitalized on this preference for round numbers. Brands strategically associate round prices with premium quality. On the other hand, odd prices like “29.99” or “34.99,” while ubiquitous, subconsciously signal here's a discount or a bargain. (meaning 99.99 looks like a discount on
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