Wealth Building Using the Rule of Thirds

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Using the rule of thirds will have a big positive impact on your wealth.

HERE IS WHY:

Why all your past investment decisions could be considered to be perfect!
There is a general amazing phenomenon that active investors are aware of. If you look in retrospect at all of your previous investment decisions, all of them were “perfect” given that the buying and selling of the securities had been done at the right time.

Why volatile markets lead to hasty decisions and money loss!
In most cases the reason that you missed the right time is probably because when you made the decision to buy and sell securities,your state of mind was emotionally impacted by the volatility in the stock market. This emotional impact probably led you to make hasty investment decisions not in the proper time – either too soon
or too late – that resulted in losing money.

What usually impacts our emotions as investors?
When the volatility in the stock market is high, and the stock market goes down considerabiy, we are afraid to lose most of our money, so we have a tendency to sell – even if it isn’t the right time. When the stock market changes direction and goes up considerably, we have a fear of missing out, so we have a tendency to buy – even if it isn’t the right time.

Why using the rule of thirds makes your investment decisions a lot better!
When your portfolio is built based on the rule of thirds it gives you the peace of mind you need for making wise investment decisions. Even when the stock market is very volatile you will feel calm and secure. Therefore, your investment decisions will be more successful. Furthermore, using the rule of thirds will give you the ability to take advantage of the volatility in the stock market and even profit from it.

The rule of thirds is explained and demonstrated in chapters nine and ten in this book

The mindset of this book
HOPE FOR THE BEST AND PREPARE FOR THE WORST.
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