Good investors understand that it’s better to ask a…
Good investors understand that it’s better to ask a few extra questions than to regret (or get locked into) a poor investment. They are inquisitive, and make sure they gain clarity on all the so called “fine print” – fees, exit charges, lock in periods, risks, alternatives, commissions, premature termination options, and everything else there is to know. They also conduct their independent research and check back with unbiased sources before taking a final decision. In other words, they educate themselves!
— from The Heart in the Cockpit (Emotion/Awe/Anxiety/Regret/Empathy)