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Jun 27, 2026
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In finance theory, volatility is treated as risk. Strip it back and you find something more honest: risk is an emotion, not a number. Advisers assess your risk by your age and tell you to ignore the ups and downs because compounding is king. At TMM we focus on not losing money, for one simple reason. It sucks. So think of risk as your future unhappiness, and the next time you are talking yourself out of rebalancing, sit with the miserable thoughts for fifteen minutes and ask "would it really suck if I lost money here?"

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