Everyone in marketing and sales knows what FOMO is, but what about FOBO? FOMO, of course, is Fear of Missing Out. When something is scarce, or in danger of vanishing, it becomes more desirable.

Since exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, debuted in the 1990s, investing has become a bit like dress-up: Let's see what else we can put in an ETF uniform. From index funds to bond funds to actively ...

We’ve all heard the term FOMO before, but have you ever stopped to wonder why we fear missing out? Here, an expert explains why we get FOMO, and how we can get it under control. If you don’t ...

FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) FOMO, otherwise known as the fear of missing out, is an investing bias that branches into other areas of our lives. It's one of the most powerful forces that can lead to ...

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However, certain securities tend to respond to greed more than others, driven by the fear of missing out or FOMO. And that's perhaps the best way to describe PLTR, as a FOMO stock. Since its ...

As a personal finance writer who scrimped and saved for more than a year to fund a backpacking trip around the world, I know what it's like to grapple with FOMO and spending restraints.

For generations gone by, the idea of missing a social event might have triggered intense FOMO or the fear of missing out. However, use of the once-common abbreviation is fading as Gen Z - as ...

Suddenly, a meal that should feel ordinary becomes a cultural phenomenon. Fast food FOMO (the fear of missing out) thrives on this allure of the unattainable. It's not just about the fries or ...