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Why "dropping from the stock market" is the same emotionally as quitting an ultramarathon.
If you have ever considered exiting your investments when prices fall, you are not alone.
Dropping from the stock market is a common reaction driven by pain, relief, and short-term thinking.
Watch our video here…
First, every one of us is in an ultramarathon race, whether we know it or not.
Dropping from the stock market is the same reason why people quit in an ultramarathon.
PAIN.
It hurts and the best way to solve the pain is to drop, quit, tap-out. It provides INSTANT relief!!
When you drop, you get INSTANT RELIEF followed by later REGRET.
However, the issue is, everyone who drops from a race, the very next day asks themselves, "Did I really have to drop?" “ Could I have stayed in it a little longer?”
And the next emotion and feeling is regret.
Dropping from the stock market might produce instant relief, but the following emotion is regret!
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