And, if you follow the data I offer in the book about dopamine, oxytocin and opioids, this can also mean, trauma there can affect a part of the body that can in turn affect subjective mindstates involving emotion, drive, euphoria, and the sense of attachment and closeness.
What's more, a rally in stocks that is driven by fundamentals like valuations and earnings is likely to be much more sustainable over the long run than a market surge driven by euphoria, Mr. Doll said.
The play also explores the dilemma faced by Eurydice who seeks truth and reconciliation for her nation but who is personally driven by the euphoria of revenge.
Investor euphoria drove the company to $40 billion in market value.
Recent observations suggest that hippocampal learning and memory of the drug euphoria may drive the maladaptive behaviors that increase the risk of relapse to cocaine use [1] [3].
Although no major side effects were reported, these medications could potentially be associated with adverse effects related to increased sympathetic drive such as insomnia, euphoria, palpitations, dry mouth, and increased blood pressure.
If Mr. Abe fails to deliver on his promises for bold change, the euphoria that drove Tokyo shares to a five-year high could evaporate further, economists warn.
But somewhere in between the jacket rail and the checkout tills I seem to have scooped up about, oh, eight other items, suddenly driven mad by the euphoria of the whole thing.
Sure enough, on March 13th panicky investors sent the dollar tumbling below ¥100 and pushed gold above $1,000 an ounce.The fear is that the financial markets have entered a negative spiral, the obverse of the kind of euphoria that drove dotcom stocks to absurd valuations in 1999 and early 2000.
Hamsun is best known for his novel Hunger, which is seen as one of the first genuinely modern Norwegian novels, telling of a starving young writer driven to extremes of euphoria and despair, and for the classic works Mysteries, Pan, Victoria and Growth of the Soil.
Internet stocks have the deepest gouges, and in the aftermath of the collapse a big shift has occurred: The "good new days" are over investors will probably never again greet Web stocks with the faith and euphoria that drove the market for much of the past two years.
