Seven Deadly Sins Of Investing

Are you accidentally sabotaging your investments?

In this episode, Ken Moraif breaks down the 7 Deadly Sins of Investing and explains how common behaviors like emotion, greed, impatience, disorganization, and fear can hurt your long term financial outcomes.

If you are retired, retiring soon, or planning for retirement, this is a must watch conversation about how to make smarter investment decisions and avoid costly mistakes.

0:00 Intro: The 7 Deadly Sins of Investing
0:34 Sin 1: Emotion
1:20 Sin 2: Disorganization
2:08 Sin 3: Myopia (missing the big picture)
3:06 Sin 4: Impatience and FOMO
4:02 Sin 5: Greed
5:05 Sin 6: Arrogance
6:12 Sin 7: Cowardice
7:35 Why working with an advisor can help
8:10 Closing thoughts

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