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The 5 Worst Mistakes Investors Make

It's Personal Finance Canada

Show Notes

When I was young I played a computer game called “Lemmings,” little did I know then, it was a documentary. This week we talk about several ways investors follow others off the proverbial cliff into the gaping maw of the stock market. Perils such as selling at the bottom, timing the market, and miscalculating the role of human behavior all come with a great financial cost.

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