If you are new to investing, staying calm when the stock market feels frantic can be a challenge.
Even experienced investors can struggle to keep their composure.
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Psychologists have discovered that the pain of losing money is twice as powerful as making money.
It demonstrates how the market can easily play with an investor’s mind.
Fortunately, investors can do several things to invest more calmly.
Diversify your investments Firstly, you can diversify your investment holdings.
This is a way of hedging your bets and hedging your risks.
You are not going to be 100% right on all your investments.
Some will flounder, and some might even go to zero.
However, by diversifying, you will likely get some winners that can more than make up for your underperformers.
I like to hold a mix of stock investments across exchanges, geographies, sectors, and strategies.
A mix of 10 to 20 investment holdings is considered the optimum level of diversification.
Every portfolio should have a few blue chip and dividend stocks Secondly, it is smart to invest in some lower-risk investments inside a diversified portfolio.
These are stocks that may not grow the fastest.



