When do speculative bubbles tend to form in the stock market?

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In times of severe negative sentiment when many shares are undervaluedExclusively when investors act irrationallyAt moments when stocks are accurately pricedBecause logical investors might purchase overpriced shares hoping to resell them at a higher price later

Explanation

Speculative bubbles are not limited to situations where stocks are fairly valued; they typically arise when prices deviate significantly from intrinsic values, often driven by investor behavior and market dynamics.