Why do investors hold onto declining stocks even when better opportunities are available? In this episode of Psychology of Markets, we examine how the sunk cost fallacy, loss aversion, and the disposition effect influence financial decisions. Discover why investors become emotionally attached to their purchase prices, why realizing a loss can feel like admitting failure, and how psychological biases can interfere with rational portfolio management.

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