“The investor’s chief problem — and his worst enemy — is likely to be himself. In the end, how your investments behave is much less important than how you behave.”

— Benjamin Graham

The stock market is made up of all kinds of investors.

Investors may feel optimistic when the market is on a bull run, assuming it will continue rallying and thus, throw caution to the wind.

On the contrary, during a bear market, investors may become extremely pessimistic and do things that are to the detriment of their financial well-being.

Talks are rife now that the current market rally that started on 23 March will run out of steam, and we could see more downside.

Whatever the case may be, if we are disciplined and don’t break certain investing “rules”, I think we will be fine over the long-term.

On that note, let’s explore 10 things that