Understand Your Investing Behavior

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Shayna Steiner

With Shayna Steiner, investing analyst/writer for Bankrate.com

Shayna Steiner shares her insights on investor behavior and attitude, and how that impacts investing decisions – and helps us manage our own behaviors and attitudes towards risk and other factors to become calmer, more rational investors.

For example, she advises impulsive investors – those whose emotions get easily affected by good or bad news, and jump to impulsive investment decisions – to minimize their exposure to the kinds of things that emotionally excite them in the investing world, such as watching the market and their shares go up or down on a daily basis. Instead, she advises investors to have a financial plan, test it for market volatility, and then stick to it come hell or high water. She also talks about how millennials are a different breed of investors from the generations before them, and what investors can do to better their chances for long-term investment success.

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Since 2001, I've helped educate and counsel investors like you with truthful answers so they can make informed money decisions. Through my association with WPBI and WLRN, National Public Radio for South Florida, I have been bringing you the same hard-hitting advice each week with "On The Money!". This show helps to protect you from self-serving forces within the financial services industry. I am also Managing Director for United Capital Financial Advisers, LLC, which is not affiliated with On The Money Radio.