Investment Psychology - The Fat Investor

Category: Investment Psychology

10 Posts

An infographic comparing the five-year performance of SPY (S&P 500) and DBS Bank (D05) from 2021 to 2026, titled "Are you trapped waiting for a 20% crash? The Cost of Missing the Boat (2021-2026)." The left panel displays a rising SPY stock chart highlighting that a 20% drop from the 2026 peak of over $600 still sits far higher than the late 2022 low of $360. The right panel displays a rising DBS stock chart showing a climb from $27 in 2021 to over $70 in 2026, highlighting a brief 2025 dip to $37.16 and the massive opportunity cost of 5 years of forfeited dividends. The main caption reads "Crash Investing: The Cost of Waiting."

Market Crash, DBS, Investment Psychology, SPY

Crash Investing: The Cost of Waiting

Personal Reflection, Content Creation, Financial Independence, Investment Psychology

An INTP Confession: Why I Chose Blogging over YouTubing about Investing

An illustrated guide titled 'From CPF to FIRE: Explore Timeless Investment Strategies and Resources' showing a path leading from a CPF foundation building, across a bridge labeled with 4 Pillars, Strategies, Psychology, and Multibagger, toward a rising sun symbolising early retirement.

Financial Independence, CPF, Investment Psychology, Multibagger

From CPF to FIRE: Explore Timeless Investment Strategies and Resources

iFAST, Investment Psychology

3 Psychological Hacks to Win the Investing Waiting Game

Action, iFAST, Investment Psychology, NFLX, NOW, Parkway Life REIT, S, SHOP, UOB

My Psychological Buys: “Timing the Market” for Time in the Market

February 24, 2026

Book Review, Investment Psychology

The Psychology of Money IV: Freedom and Reasonable > Rational

Book Review, Investment Psychology

The Psychology of Money III: Staying Wealthy and Tail Drives Everything

Book Review, Investment Psychology

The Psychology of Money II: Enough and Compounding

Book Review, Investment Psychology

The Psychology of Money I: Luck and Risk

OCBC, DBS, Investment Psychology, Portfolio Review

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