For investors, the end of the year is a good opportunity to take stock of your portfolio, review your decisions and holdings, and think about any changes to make in your investing approach.
2022 was certainly an eye-opener, especially for investors in tech and growth stocks. Through Dec. 23, the Nasdaq is down 33%, its worst yearly performance since 2008. And high-growth stocks in industries like software and e-commerce that boomed during the pandemic have fallen even further this year.
As I review my own holdings, which include more than a few stocks that have plunged this year, there are two lessons in particular that I’ll take away from 2022.
This post originally appeared at The Motley Fool.