Why I need rules to reduce the effects of emotion on my investing One of the greatest dangers to investing is the natural instinct to react emotionally. These emotions include being angry, afraid, and upset, as well as being overconfident or suffering from hubris. Buffett has highlighted how important it is to control your emotions when [...]
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Controlling the effects of emotion
Posted in Controlling emotions on February 8, 2010 | 2 Comments »
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