Stock market is risky, stay away from it, is the advice we normally hear. And a recent survey confirms that Malaysia investor population is aging (40-60 years old); and the younger ones are getting fewer and further away due to fear and market uncertainties.
Our founder Kathlyn Toh was interviewed by News Straits Times about her perspective on this matter, and the most important factor affecting investors' and traders' success - psychology.
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This blog post features an interview with Beyond Insights founder Kathlyn Toh by the New Straits Times. The discussion highlights that the Malaysian investor population is aging and that younger investors are deterred by market fears and uncertainties. Toh emphasizes that investor psychology is the most critical factor for success in trading and investing.
The common advice is that the stock market is risky and people should stay away from it.
A recent survey confirms that the Malaysian investor population is aging, with the majority being between 40-60 years old.
Younger investors are becoming fewer due to fear and market uncertainties.
Our founder Kathlyn Toh was interviewed by News Straits Times.
The most important factor affecting investors' and traders' success is psychology.
