Action Bias: Why Investors Act Even When They Shouldn’t

Описание: Action Bias: Why Investors Act Even When They Shouldn’t

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When markets move, investors feel the urge to do something.
Trade. Sell. Buy. Adjust. React.
But that urge often destroys returns. That’s Action Bias — the instinct to act just to feel in control, even when inaction is the smarter choice.

In this video, Benis Kumar Moses, Behaviour and Finance Expert, breaks down why investors panic during volatility, why stillness feels uncomfortable, and how Action Bias leads to overtrading and emotional decisions.

You’ll learn:
✅ Why action feels safer than patience
✅ How Action Bias damages long-term returns
✅ The 24–72 hour cooling rule
✅ How to build rules that protect you from impulsive moves

Sometimes the smartest trade is no trade.

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