Optimistic Investing

5 Things That Could Go Right: Why Volatility Should Remain Subdued During Summer

“Bad news sells better than good news,” says Daniel Kahneman. We often focus on risks that seem urgent, even if they’re improbable. This tendency skews our financial decisions. In reality, our fears are often misplaced. To succeed, consider optimism and use volatility to your advantage. When fear peaks, it can be the best time to invest in beaten-down assets or short the VIX. By understanding and managing our instinctual responses, we can achieve better long-term returns and build wealth more effectively.