Psychology of the Stock Market is a timeless exploration of the human mind's powerful influence on financial markets. Written by G. C. Selden in the early 20th century, this concise yet insightful work dissects the emotional forces that drive investor behavior—greed, fear, hope, and herd mentality—and how these psychological factors create the speculative cycles that shape markets.

Selden goes beyond charts and fundamentals to examine the mindset of traders and the mass psychology of the investing public. With practical examples and philosophical clarity, he reveals how market participants often act irrationally, misinterpret data, and fall victim to emotional extremes. This audiobook is essential listening for anyone seeking to understand the true engine behind market movements: human nature.

Whether you're a seasoned investor or just beginning your financial journey, Selden's reflections remain startlingly relevant in today's volatile economic landscape. Narrated with clarity and poise, this edition brings a century-old classic to life for modern ears.