"Monkey see, monkey do," especially when it comes to greed and fear. These powerful emotions don’t just influence individuals—they move herd.
When greed takes hold, people rush to seize opportunities, driving trends forward. Fear, on the other hand, causes panic, leading to rapid shifts in behaviour. Understanding these emotions helps us to anticipate trends and predict outcomes as people follow the crowd.

Interestingly, trends can also be fabricated. By creating a sense of urgency or opportunity, one can manipulate the herd, crafting a future that aligns with specific interests.
In this way, human nature’s tendency to move in herd can be both a predictive tool and a powerful force for shaping outcomes.
