Investor Psychology: Fear, Timing, and the Trap of Emotion
Markets move with numbers, but numbers move with emotion. Many investors freeze when prices fall — afraid to buy. And when prices rise, they hesitate again — afraid it’s too late. This paradox defines modern investing: “Fear stops you when you should act, and hope makes you act when you shouldn’t.” Behavioral finance calls it Loss Aversion and FOMO , but beyond theory, real investors face this daily. Success in markets is not about prediction — it’s about discipline under uncertainty . Learn how emotion shapes markets, and how awareness restores balance. 📘 Rava Kim Series | The Psychology of Investment Decisions 🔗 Read in Korean: https://www.rava-kim.com/277