Even after thorough research, smart investors pause before signing on the dotted line to ask, “What if I’m wrong?” and “What’s the worst that can happen?” These two questions are crucial for assessing downside risk and mental readiness. If you’re clear on your exposure and comfortable with the worst-case scenario, then the deal likely fits your investment strategy. Successful investing is not just about chasing returns. It is about managing risk with discipline. Make these questions part of your due diligence process before every exchange.
Final Gut Check: Two Questions to Ask Before You Exchange Contracts
