News can have a huge impact on our outlook, expectations, and sentiments. But when it comes to investing, letting the media noise sway your judgment can make you vulnerable to costly financial mistakes.

For example, when stocks drop, journalists and ‘experts’ rush to identify the cause, and theories tend to signal more trouble ahead.

When markets surge, the narrative flips—excitement and “fear of missing out” can become the prevailing sentiment.

In this guide, we discuss three behavioral tendencies that we believe investors should keep in mind—especially when a headline makes you edgy or nervous.

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