Manthan Jignesh Shah05 Apr 2024, 12:59
When markets drop sharply, investors tend to sell in panic in a bid to avoid further losses. This intense fear of financial loss often leads individuals to act impulsively, without careful consideration. On the other hand, when markets perform well, greed takes over, prompting investors to pursue even greater profits, sometimes at the expense of assuming significant risks. Both fear and greed cloud people's judgment, underscoring the importance of diversifying investments across different asset classes to effectively manage risk.
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