Ndubuisi 'Andy' Egwim walks healthcare professionals through staying calm when markets drop. Keep a bigger emergency fund so you don't panic-sell, stick to your plan, and treat dips as bargains instead of disasters.
You can't just take out your money anytime. Even if people are shouting, they're running around, they're saying, stock market is crashing or is booming. You're quiet and you're confident. You know exactly what you're doing with your plan. You don't go around and sell your stocks when the market is crashing, when people like us are rushing in to find bargains and find deals. I prefer to have a longer emergency fund. You invest your money how you like it. If you're a doctor, healthcare professional, and you're worried about investing and you get confused about investing, and since you worry that it's risky and you worry that you lose money, but you know that you should be investing and you don't understand concept. When you hear things like ISA stock and shares isa, it gets you confused. Then you want to watch this video.
