Good investing: Protect yourself from FOMO
Most good investing is about keeping your investment for the longest time possible. If you want to buy an investment just because its price went up, you probably don't know why it went up and will sell when it goes down.
Refrain from the need to own whatever goes up the most. Someone will always be richer than you, and that is okay.
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"Many people are in the dark when it comes to money, and I'm going to turn on the lights. " ~ Suze Orman
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