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financeAn educational look at how loss aversion, opportunity cost, and compounding turn “waiting to get back to even” into a measurable drag on long-term returns.
An educational look at how loss aversion, opportunity cost, and compounding turn “waiting to get back to even” into a measurable drag on long-term returns.
Average returns look clean on paper, but they can hide volatility, sequence risk, and the math of compounding—leading investors to overestimate what their portfolios may actually deliver.