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In this excerpt, Bob Fraser discusses how investors’ emotions drive poor market timing—selling during market lows and buying during highs—leading to losses. He shares a personal anecdote about his mother urging him to sell at a market bottom, illustrating the common temptation to act on fear. Fraser argues that limited liquidity can act as a disciplining force, forcing investors to be more deliberate and less reactive, ultimately improving investment outcomes.

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