A.I.M. Users Bulletin Board

[lrp42]

Hi Takr,

I agree with you. It is sometimes easy to forget how much emotion enters into the entire investing equation....probably more than the math aspect, IMO.

That is what I love about AIM. It mostly takes the emotions out of my investing. Where I have failed in the past is usually when I let my emotions take over my investing decisions. I used to stress out watching market declines. It is strange, but now I almost look forward to market declines as much as I do to market advances. I just wish I had stumbled upon Mr. Lichello's book 30 years ago when it was first printed. I probably would have saved myself a few headaches and had a few more nights of restful sleep.

Regards,

Ray