The Stoic Investor. Emotional Resilience, Horizon Focus and Long-Term Compounding
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Miguel Muñoz
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The biggest threat to a long-term portfolio is rarely the market itself; it is the investor's own reaction to it. The Stoic Investor is a practical guide to the emotional side of investing, written for the individual investor who wants steady results rather than excitement. It begins by helping you understand your own investor profile and risk tolerance, then follows the emotional cycle of the market from optimism to euphoria and from doubt to panic, with separate chapters on FOMO in bull markets and fear in bear markets. It examines the cognitive biases that sabotage decisions, the herd effect and the influence of the media, and draws lessons from historical bubbles and crashes. The second half is about solutions: discipline and planning, specific strategies for staying rational in both euphoric and fearful phases, the mindset of successful investors and a set of practical tools to strengthen your investment psychology. A book for anyone who wants to invest with emotional intelligence and sleep well while doing it.
The biggest threat to a long-term portfolio is rarely the market itself; it is the investor's own reaction to it. The Stoic Investor is a practical guide to the emotional side of investing, written for the individual investor who wants steady results rather than excitement. It begins by helping y...
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