Buy Fear and Sell Greed
No matter the market, the paradox of anxiety and gluttony creates pricing mechanisms for quality-driven value investors
Summary:
Whether in a bull, bear, or range-bound market, buy on fear and sell on greed, assuming the share price is attractive (fear) or above your cost basis (greed).
However, trying to predict market movements is a fool’s game.
Buying is exhilarating, but selling is exacerbating. Thus, sell only to take profits instead of …
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