"Ne blâmez pas le marché pour vos propres mauvaises décisions."
— Jim Cramer
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When things go wrong with your finances, it's important to understand that the fault often lies in your own choices, not in the ups and downs of the market. Imagine you decide to buy a car that you can't really afford because you think you will get a raise soon. If that raise doesn't come, it's not the economy's fault you are now in debt; it's because you made a risky decision. In the same way, investors might blame the stock market when they lose money, but often it’s because they didn't research or rushed into investments without thinking. Taking responsibility for your decisions means you learn from your mistakes and can make better choices next time. This way, you avoid repeating errors and improve your financial health over time.
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