
How to avoid three emotional investing mistakes
People often make these mistakes when emotions interfere with their investment strategies.
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Equities rise, with tech leading - Global stocks finished higher as a rally in Chinese tech shares helped boost sentiment. In the U.S., Lululemon reported better-than-expected earnings, indicating the ongoing strength of the high-end consumer, while shares of Micron jumped more than 5% after the company posted earnings results. There was also some relief that consumer confidence, which was reported yesterday, did not show a negative reaction to the stress in the banking sector. Elsewhere, long-term government bond yields were little changed.
In just over two weeks, the uncertainty in the U.S. regional and global banking system has notably shifted the performance of financial markets and potentially the path of the Federal Reserve. For the Fed, it now has a balancing act to navigate: supporting the banking system with liquidity on one hand and battling inflation with interest-rate increases on the other. The Fed appears closer to a pause in its interest-rate-hiking cycle, and the recent tightening in financial conditions from the banking crisis has also served to potentially slow economic activity and cool inflation.
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People often make these mistakes when emotions interfere with their investment strategies.
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