by Vision Wealth Partners

In the world of investing, logic and emotion have never been a perfect pairing. It is certainly logical for investors to stay focused on their long-term plan during volatile markets but emotionally it’s hard to follow that rationale. Emotional instincts, although valuable in certain aspects of our lives, may contradict and get in the way of sound investment decisions.

Jason Weszka discusses the emotional cycle in relation to market fluctuations.

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