Here's something counterintuitive; taking on more investment risk reduces long-term returns: https://lnkd.in/gHwkjHmP This is only my second investment video, so I'm still learning. If you have any feedback, I would love to hear it. Based on the feedback from the first video, I tried to make the audio more balanced on this video. I also shortened the length, to make the content more digestible.
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I want to talk about risk. Your risk, specifically. Did you know that humans are twice as concerned about avoiding losses as they are about achieving investing gains? That means investment losses hurt a lot. You’ve probably heard that the worst thing you can do during a downturn is sell, but do you know the psychology behind that impulse? It’s called loss aversion. It’s one of the reasons why people can sabotage their investments by selling when they get scared, missing the recovery, and then buying back in once they feel “safe” again. Understanding and leveraging human psychology is one of my most important jobs as an advisor. My approach uses the Risk Number, based on Nobel Prize-winning research. Together we can quantify how much risk you want, how much risk you currently have, how much risk you need to reach your goals, and how much risk you should take on. Your Risk Number is like a speed limit. Some people are comfortable driving 95 MPH. Others don’t want to go a hair over 45 MPH. It’s my job to help you determine your comfort zone and use it to manage your investments. If you haven’t already, learn more about calculating your Risk Number.
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7moThis analysis doesn't take into account the tax consequences. If you invest in a basket of stocks, and some go up and some go down, you sell the ones that go down and take the loss against other income (tax wise) and invest the proceeds again. That way you keep making paper profits and realized losses (saving taxes).