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🗝️Knowledge + : https://bit.ly/EBSKnowledge With the opening of the KOSPI 5,000 era and a stock investment population reaching approximately 15 million, a full-fledged "Era of Stocks" has begun. However, what are the actual returns for individual investors? Can individuals truly beat the market? [The Era of Stocks] traces why individuals repeatedly struggle in the stock market from economic, psychological, and historical perspectives. Based on theories highlighted by the Nobel Prize in Economics, such as loss aversion and the disposition effect, it verifies the psychological biases revealed during the actual investment process through an economic experiment involving 25 individual investors and examines the structure of the capital market that operates against individuals. Furthermore, it traces the formation and collapse of stock bubbles that have repeated dozens of times throughout the history of capitalism, and diagnoses whether today's AI investment craze is yet another bubble. Through this, it asks what choices and criteria individuals should adopt to protect their assets amidst a market of overheating and uncertainty. In particular, the program adds depth by re-examining the essence of stock investment through insightful analyses from domestic and international policy leaders and world-renowned scholars, including Financial Services Commission Chairman Lee Won-geon, Korea Exchange Chairman Jeong Eun-bo, as well as Owen Lamont, Vice President of Global Asset Management, and Professors David Husleifer, Terence Odin, and Edward Chancellor. “Why Do Individuals Keep Failing?” The Real Reasons for Individual Investment Failure as Seen Through Experiments Part 1, “Why Do We Fail at Investing?”, provides an in-depth analysis of the “reasons for investment failure” based on the investment behavior of individual investors, experiments on investment psychology, and Nobel Prize in Economics research. It uncovers the causes of recurring investment failures through economic experiments conducted on 25 individual investors with varying levels of experience, ranging from six months to twenty years. Furthermore, through interviews with experts, it delivers deep insights into policy directions for improving corporate governance and protecting the rights of individual investors, as well as the essence of “stock investment.” “Is This Time Really Different?” The AI ​​Investment Craze Viewed Through 400 Years of Bubble History Part 2, "The AI ​​Bubble: Will History Repeat It?", diagnoses the true nature of the AI ​​craze by tracing 400 years of financial history. By tracking recurring patterns in financial history spanning approximately 400 years—from the 17th-century Dutch Tulip Bubble to 19th-century railroad speculation, the Great Depression of 1929, and the dot-com bubble of the 1990s—the book analyzes today's AI investment fever within a historical context. Furthermore, through interviews with financial historians and behavioral finance experts, it examines diverse perspectives on the AI ​​boom and conveys the message that we must distinguish between the enthusiasm for technology and cool-headedness regarding investment. An economic documentary that delves into the essence of stock investment and hidden human psychology #EBS #EBSKnowledge #Economy #Stocks #TheAgeOfStocks #DocuPrime #EconomicDocumentary #Money #Profit #ReturnOnInvestment #Investment #AI 📺Broadcast Information 📌Program Name: DocuPrime - The Age of Stocks Part 1 📌Broadcast Date: February 2, 2026