Beware of confirmation bias and motivated reasoning.
Once an investor has bought into a stock based on faith in it, they may fall victim to confirmation bias and value only information that confirms their original bias in favor of the stock while ignoring even factual information or evidence that refutes it. Confirmation bias can be very costly to investors.
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