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Investing wisely isn’t just about analyzing numbers or market trends—it also involves understanding investment biases that influence our decisions. Our brains often rely on mental shortcuts to process complex information quickly, but these shortcuts can sometimes lead to irrational financial choices. Many investors unknowingly fall victim to investment biases, which cloud judgment and impact decision-making. …
Investing through a multi-asset strategy offers benefits like diversification, but it also brings psychological drawbacks that can affect decision-making. Recognizing and addressing these psychological drawbacks is key to making informed and effective investment decisions. In this blogpost, we’ll explore how these biases impact multi-asset investing and provide strategies to overcome them for better portfolio management. …
Continuing in those stocks which are past their best period and are on the a downward spiral, overly averaging poor quality stocks as they continue to trend down (which is similar to catching a falling knife), substantially making use of debt to invest in equities to get rich quick, and investing more than you are ready to lose …