The aim of the paper was to analyze the emotions and moods of investors, to investigate stock market anomalies, to examine the impact of various events on the stock market and to find a connection between the emotional behavior of investors and their investment intentions. A survey was conducted on the attitudes of the general population, via google forms. The research was conducted on a sample of 200 respondents of different age groups. The results of the research showed that positive mood has a statistically significant effect on investment intention. Individuals who believe that their happy mood would affect their market activity, who would mainly invest in stocks of companies with stable expected returns, and who believe that they would usually invest in stocks of companies that they would know better, have a higher investment intention. Emotions have also been shown to have a positive and statistically significant effect on investment intention. Adaptability does not have a statistically significant effect on investment intention. Individuals who are talkative, less reserved, self-confident, have an active imagination and are inventive, have less investment intention. However, given that the result is not statistically significant, no valid conclusion can be made about the influence of this personality characteristic on investment intention. Stability has a positive and statistically significant effect on investment intention. Individuals who do thorough work, who are reliable workers, who persevere with a task until it is finished, who generally do everything efficiently, who like to cooperate with others, who make plans and follow them, have a higher investment intention.