A sustained period of low volatility and lack of significant price action in a financial market.
Endless boredom describes an extended phase in financial markets characterized by minimal price fluctuations and a general lack of compelling trading opportunities or news catalysts. This prolonged period of low volatility can lead to investor apathy and reduced trading volume, as market participants may become disengaged due to the absence of significant market-moving events or trends. Such phases are often seen as periods of accumulation or consolidation before a more active market phase emerges.