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Investors - What Separates the Good Traders from the Bad Traders?

Written by David Jenyns


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Emotional investors hold losing positions because they view paper losses differently from realized losses. An investor also engages in other forms of irrational behavior.

EXAMPLES are attributing success as natural and losses to bad luck.

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