Money is always an emotional subject, so keeping emotions and investing separate seems almost impossible. When reacting too quickly and letting emotions cloud judgement, even the most experienced investors do not make the best decisions. Here are four tips for how to keep emotions and investing separate.
- Set financial goals.
- Do not check performance daily.
- Know the risks in what you buy.
- Create a professional buffer.
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