Markets move on numbers, but investors often move on emotions.
This article highlights key lessons to avoid emotional investing mistakes and explains how discipline, patience, and rational thinking lead to better long-term investment outcomes.

Why does the market charge like a bull or retreat like a bear?
These animals aren’t just symbols—they reveal how investors think, feel, and move the market.

A stock is more than a price—it’s a business.
Understand revenues, profits, and fundamentals before you invest, not after the market reacts.

Markets don’t move on numbers alone – news, emotions and expectations decides the direction before the data does.

A stock exchange is a marketplace where people buy and sell shares
of companies. Think of it as an organized place that brings together
buyers and sellers who want to trade ownership in businesses.

“Stock investing is the process of allocating funds to purchase equity securities (shares) of publicly listed companies, with the