The duo had been keeping the bulk of their money in cash since 2008,
fearing market fluctuations would cause them to lose principal.
Not exact matches
Graham's point was that
fear, greed, and other emotions (the voting machine) can drive short - term
market fluctuations which in turn cause disconnects between the price and true value of a company's shares.
Anyone who understands the depths of that parable would be banishing the
fear of
market fluctuations from his head forever.
Rather than responding coolly and rationally to
market fluctuations, they respond emotionally with greed and
fear.
Emotional reactions to
market fluctuations — especially
fear, hope, and greed — can make it diffi cult for investors to stay focused and make rational decisions.
Rather than
fear what is to come, remember that
market fluctuations are a fact of life.