When Emotions Drive InvestmentsBr
Investing isn’t just about numbers it’s also about psychology. When fear or greed takes over, decisions can become reactive rather than
rational. Panic selling during a market dip or chasing hot stocks after a surge are common
mistakes. These emotion-led moves often lead to buying high and selling lowexactly the opposite of what smart
Taking a pause allows you to evaluate the bigger picture. Reviewing your goals, risk tolerance, and long-term plan helps avoid impulsive decisions. Emotions are natural, but
mindfulness in investing can protect your portfolio. Sometimes, the smartest move is simply doing nothing until clarity returns.
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