Some common emotional barriers to successful investing include fear of loss, greed for quick profits, impatience, and inability to control emotions during market volatility. These barriers can lead to poor decision-making, such as selling stocks during a market downturn or buying at peak prices. It's important for investors to understand these emotional barriers and develop strategies to manage them.
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In , investor and finance journalist Morgan Housel answers these questions and shares how human thought, habits, and emotions are intertwined with investment. He shares insights and strategies for how investors can leverage these connections for personal gain — not only financial but personal and emotional as well.