RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)It heavily depends on one's personal circumstances, e.g. how much one can save to invest (the more expenditure you can forego in the present, the more one can have in the long run), and e.g. when in the future one is most likely to need to spend it. A longer time horizon lets one choose assets that are likely to grow more over the long term even if they are volatile over short periods. ...

almost all anxiety in markets can be explained by time horizonstourists panic the mostthe shorter your time horizon, the faster you want things, the more you get punishedsame as junk food, relationships, and gamblingyou can not cheat father time ...