Humans’ reactions are contaminated with their cognitive biases, greed, fear, and survival instinct. However, capital market success requires precisely the opposite behavior of what your intuition is suggesting.

Fear-of-missing-out is more powerful than fear of losing.

Greed pulls people in, and fear pushes them out.

Whatever anybody does or does not do is based on either greed or fear.

In the investment world, greed and fear are the lifeblood. Without these, there would be no economy, no capital market, and no transaction.

Greed and fear are both good and healthy for an investor and capital markets as a whole. Emotions are like fire, beneficial if controlled, destructive if wild.

Greed and fear are in our DNA. We can’t get rid of them, but we can learn how to keep them in check.

All common investments have a great feature; the maximum amount you can lose is your capital.

You must not be a seller if not a buyer in a massive down-turn.