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Worst Mistakes Investors Will Make In This Market

February 18, 2016 Leave a Comment

You might heard that stock market investors have lost $1.78 trillion, but keep in mind that the stock market has yielded an average 8%-10% return annually over the last 114 years. Since the start of this year, the market drops 5% to 15% globally, it’s easy for investors to give up and panic. Kiplinger lists seven biggest mistakes investors can make. Avoid these mistakes would help you tremendously in your financial life.

  1. Panic and sell
  2. Quit buying
  3. Get sucked into the 24-hour market news cycle
  4. Have too much in one asset
  5. Fail to rebalance
  6. Splurge needlessly
  7. Stop contributions

(kiplinger.com)

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