Investor Animal Test

When the market crashes, my first thought is 'cheap entry,' not fear.

If I'm down on a position, it consumes my attention until I break even.

I'll happily accept volatility if the expected return is big enough.

Before investing, I cross-check at least two or three sources.

My instinct from long experience often beats expert analysis.

For any big decision, I can explain my reasoning logically.

I'd take 10× in 10 years over 10% today any day.

A small reward today is sweeter than a big reward next month.

Compounding will end up doing the heaviest lifting in my portfolio.

‘Don't put all your eggs in one basket' anchors my philosophy.

Going deep on one name beats spreading across many.

I'd rather have steady upside across the whole portfolio than a single hero name.