Every market cycle seems to create a new set of investing "rules."
❌ Never invest at all-time highs.
❌ Buy what's down the most.
❌ Wait for the perfect opportunity.
❌ There's too much cash on the sidelines.
The problem? Many of the most common investing beliefs sound logical—but they aren't always supported by the data.
In this week's Weekly Take, Ryan Forster and Alec Bethurum break down several of the biggest stock market myths, explain why they're so easy to believe, and discuss how emotion often drives investing decisions more than facts.
Whether you're a long-term investor or simply trying to make sense of today's headlines, this conversation will help you separate myth from reality.
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