How Long Did It Take Between Decision Made and Pressing the All Button?

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"It's actually not that hard to make the text book decision. Often the decision is very clear, but it's hard to carry it out," he says. "We are not computers. We're not the text book." He has lost money over a forty year period on like one hand and they don't happen very often.

It hurts to lose money – especially after you’ve done all the work you were supposed to do. But you’re human, and even if you follow Rule #1 investing strategies by the book, you will still run a risk.

However, it’s important, that when that risk – and possible loss – crosses your investment path, you don’t fall back to hoping the market will climb back into your favor. You must stay disciplined and continue to do what’s best, even if it means taking a rare loss.

In this episode of InvestED, Phil and Danielle discuss a recent loss Phil took, despite making textbook investing decisions. See how he overcame it so you know what to do if that happens to you and your portfolio.

Learn how to make the best textbook Rule #1 investing decisions that will prepare you for times of uncertainty or rare loss, while still staying in control of your portfolio. Download your free copy of the 4 M’s of Successful Investing: https://bit.ly/3BiRJA1

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