New Delhi, April 17 -- Market volatility is inevitable. Letting your emotions drive investment decisions doesn't have to be.

Investing isn't just about numbers-it's about nerve. During periods of market turmoil, even the most seasoned investors can fall prey to their own instincts. Charts, models, and forecasts may guide strategy, but it's human psychology that often steers the wheel in critical moments. That's why understanding-and managing-behavioural and emotional biases is just as important as reading balance sheets.

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These biases can quietly undermine decision-making. But recognising them is the first step toward building a resilient, l...