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Andrew GiancolaHostI think the biggest thing for most people is just making the worst possible mistake at the worst possible time, and, and that's, you know, pulling your money out of the market when it's down.
Like, if we didn't have extreme price volatility in the stock market over the short run, I'm not sure we would get the high returns over the long run.
So if you look at the other side of that, that means 93% of the time you're kinda looking up at this high that was th- there before, and you're not there anymore.
I think just good enough is probably fine, because no one knows what the perfect portfolio is, only with the benefit of hindsight.
So I, I think you just have to get to the point where, like, you have a strategy that you can stick with that's good enough for you, and then you move on, and you stop worrying about it so much.
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