Emotions often hijack logic, leading to impulsive purchases, panic selling, or holding losing investments. This behavioral finance concept explains how fear and greed drive financial choices, often derailing long-term goals. Used to identify personal triggers, it helps investors and advisors create disciplined strategies. Ultimately, anyone managing money benefits by recognizing these patterns to build healthier, more rational financial habits.
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