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20. Loss Aversion — we hate losses about twice as much as we enjoy gains. Or losses loom larger than gains. A short-term focus makes loss aversion worse, since the randomness of markets in the short term can deliver brief paper losses at any time. Also, constantly checking your portfolio means you’re more likely to notice said paper losses. So stop constantly checking your portfolio!

How to Stop Being Your Own Worst Enemy (in Investing) • Novel Investor

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MarkFord 2º
em 17/08/2018 21:43

"1. Empathy Gap — we have a hard time predicting how we’ll act during some future stressful event. We overestimate our intellectual abilities and underestimate our emotional drive. Planning ahead helps avoid emotional decisions in the heat of the moment."

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MarkFord 2º
em 17/08/2018 21:50

"15. Action Bias — the need to do something instead of nothing. We love quick results. It’s why get-rich-quick schemes never go out of style. Also, we have a bias toward action and the urge to act is higher after a loss. So BE PATIENT! Discipline helps too. Also, trust in the process."

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MarkFord 2º
em 17/08/2018 21:53

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MarkFord 2º
em 17/08/2018 21:54

"16. Social Pain — studies show we find it uncomfortable to go against the crowd even if the view is wrong. When we do, it can trigger emotional fear."

How to Stop Being Your Own Worst Enemy (in Investing) • Novel Investor