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Your portfolio is green.
Everyone online sounds like a genius.
The thing you were unsure about six months ago suddenly looks “obvious” because the price has already moved.
But this is also where investors can make some of their worst decisions.
Not in fear.
In euphoria.
Fear at least makes you cautious. Euphoria can make you reckless while convincing you that you’re being smart.
A Lot of Investors Haven’t Felt a Real Drawdown
One thing I think gets massively overlooked is how many people have started investing in recent years and have never truly experienced a proper drawdown.
I don’t just mean a small red day.
I mean a period where your portfolio keeps falling, the headlines are miserable, and you start questioning whether you’ve made a mistake.
That is when investing stops being a spreadsheet and starts becoming emotional.
It’s easy to say:
“I’m a long-term investor.”
It’s much harder to act like one when your portfolio is falling and your confidence disappears.
Markets do not always go up in a straight line. They move in cycles. They get overheated. They pull back. And if you buy something at the wrong time simply because it has already gone up, the emotional side can hit hard.
