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Emotional investing is costing you money – here’s what to do about it
Behavioural finance experts Oxford Risk say emotional investing costs investors around 3 per cent in lost returns a year over the long-term. And in the current wild stock market environment, it could be lot higher. ‘Emotional investing’ involves people impulsively buying and selling stocks and investments on the back of markets rising and falling. This often leads to people piling into investments when markets, stocks or asset classes are high, and selling when they are low. That is the is the opposite of what investors should be doing. tweet We currently have the perfect storm for emotional investing, Greg B ... (full story)
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