Investment returns are expected, not promised. To capture them, investors should both intelligently take risks and stick around for the return. In episode 16 of Greenstream, we break down the psychological and behavioral biases that can hold us back. Investors should view these as penalties or unforced errors that make winning your game harder.

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Sources:

1 Are Financial Advisors Worth Their Fee? | Greenstream #13 https://youtu.be/Is7N5M4e4Ck

2 Investment Risk Explained: How Much Diversification Do You Need? | Greenstream #15 https://youtu.be/yEqRrXDAe7A

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6 Odean, Terrance, Do Investors Trade Too Much? (1998). https://ssrn.com/abstract=94143

7 Collins, Jim, The Stockdale Paradox. https://www.jimcollins.com/concepts/Stockdale-Concept.html