📉📈 The Emotional Cycle of Investors
In the financial market, the theory is simple: buy low (low prices) and sell high (high prices). However, the practice is often quite different. When prices fall, fear prevails, leading many investors to sell their positions to avoid greater losses. This behavior increases supply and drives prices down even further, fueling a vicious cycle of devaluation.
On the other hand, when prices are rising, euphoria takes over, and many end up buying at the top, motivated by the fear of "missing out" (FOMO).
💡 Essential tip: Control your emotions, follow a well-defined strategy and stay focused on the long term. The secret is to invest calmly and with discipline! 🚀
