Our experts will help you become aware of your subconscious tendencies in order to meet your long-term investing goals. 

Financial decisions are influenced by the social, emotional and cognitive decisions. For example: 

•  Very often investors are influenced by the most recent or relevant events. For instance, the 2008 financial crisis is an example for many investors’, and consequently the focus on the past events can affect their future opportunities.

•  Many people have a tendency to invest in the same way as the majority of others do. Therefore, this can impact the long term-results. 

• When making investments many people do not analyse worldwide business portfolios, instead they concentrate around their home country business.

•  Volatile markets can tempt investors to avoid risks, however this type of judgement can lead investors to a possible loss.

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