Investing in the stock market is not just about numbers, charts, or financial analysis—it’s also about emotions. Two of the most powerful emotions that drive market behavior are fear and greed . When the market crashes, fear takes over, leading to panic selling. When stock prices soar, greed tempts investors to chase unsustainable gains. Both fear and greed can cause irrational decisions, which often lead to losses. Successful investing is not just about picking the right stocks—it’s about having the emotional discipline to make rational decisions in both good times and bad. In this blog, we’ll explore how fear and greed impact investing, how to control them, and how to build emotional discipline for long-term success. Understanding Fear and Greed in the Stock Market 1. Fear: The Emotion That Leads to Panic Selling Fear arises when markets decline or when negative news spreads. Investors see their portfolio losing value and panic, leading them to sell at a loss to "cut their los...