Investing is a process of self-discovery. Investors rarely find their strategy on the first try. It takes a few attempts.
The reason is simple. First, new investors aren’t handed a menu of investment strategies to pick from when they start. Second, no strategy comes complete with a full list of behavioral requirements that make it a good fit. It’s trial and error, for the most part.
And even when investors find a strategy that fits them, they’re bound to be tested at times that causes them to question their decision. Paul Tudor Jones highlighted two tests every trader will face at least once in their life: Continue Reading…