Taking the (E)motions out of Investments? Easier said than done. When you invest your money, I'm assuming you're investing after a thorough thought process. One does not simply invest his/her money based on the "TOP 20 SHARES TO INVEST IN 2015" or "BEST STOCK TO INVEST 2014" that you see on Google or financial magazines. So when the market is going through a rough patch, should you sell to minimise your loss, or hold onto your investments hoping for the best? The emotions that guide you through every decision has been there since Day 1. But if you're in this for the long term, is the best decision to sell now and wait for the price to increase before buying again really the "best" decision? There will always be emotions attached to money making decisions. Fourteen Emotional Stages An Investor Goes Through Much like the boom-slump cycle that is common ......