By Veronica Dagher
If you’ve watched your 401(k) lose 40% of its value, seen the U.S. banking industry crumble or simply read the headlines, it could be a challenge not to respond out of angst. After all, it’s only human to react emotionally to the news-especially when your money is on the line.
But when emotions become the overriding reason for making investment decisions, you could end up losing more money in the long run.
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