Jason Zweig

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906 appearances 17 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2018 last heard Sep 2022

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · How to Invest Without Emotions Clouding Your Judgement · 17 Sep 2021 podcast

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Lots of gold investors think that gold is a great hedge against inflation when there are reasons to own gold, but that's probably not the best one. voice-verified

And, you know, after 20 years, there's people out there who still think Amazon is an overvalued, wildly overvalued stock that is worth next to nothing. voice-verified

So it can be very hard to let go of a cherished idea. voice-verified

The longer you hold on to an investment, the harder it is to let go of your ideas about it. voice-verified

You may have bought an asset for one set of reasons. voice-verified

And the next thing you know, the reasons to believe in it have changed. voice-verified

And maybe your original reasons no longer are even valid. voice-verified

But because you still hold the asset, you probably are going to still cling to the ideas that got you into it in the first place. voice-verified

This is a large part of what it means to be human. voice-verified

I mean, nobody likes admitting we were wrong. voice-verified

Three of the hardest words any person can ever say are, I was wrong. voice-verified

And, of course, people are much more willing to say I was wrong than to say I am wrong. voice-verified

Which is even harder. voice-verified

So it's about being human. voice-verified

And we all like to think that we're sort of superhuman and we don't make mistakes. voice-verified

I know I'm reluctant to admit mine. voice-verified

You could just ask my wife. voice-verified

And when you invest, it's very important to admit your mistakes and move on. voice-verified

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