i would try a encourage you not to look at your portfolio too often and be one of the most extraordinary things, i think. As o dot emotionally draw into the down days, which happen almost just as much as the up days,. Two is i don't feel i have to do something. If you see a screen of red on in front of you, there's a kind of natural human desire to do something about it. And so i agree with morganhauser sain he said that volatility is the price you pay for being a invested not the fees so much. It's the price you pays, volatility.
In this episode of Infinite Loops we spoke with Paul Craven, an expert in behavioral biases and decision making. In this conversation we discuss:
- What behavioral science is
- Building trust and relationships
- Temporal discounting and reframing
- Managing emotions in investing
- Surviving is winning
- And A LOT more!
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