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In this solo episode of Going Public with Ross Mandell, Ross breaks down how professional investors think when the stock market crashes, why bull markets make everyone feel smart, and why bear markets expose weak risk management.
Ross explains the difference between amateur investors and professionals during periods of market volatility, panic selling, stock market corrections, bear markets, and financial uncertainty. When markets are going up, everyone feels like a genius. But when the market turns, the investors who survive are the ones who understand risk management, position sizing, cash reserves, discipline, and emotional control.
This episode dives into the psychology of investing, including why people chase stocks at the top, panic at the bottom, ignore risk when times are good, and overestimate their ability during bull markets. Ross shares his Wall Street perspective on how professionals prepare before volatility hits, how they think through downside risk, and why protecting capital matters just as much as making money.
Ross also explains why the market does not care about emotions, opinions, or hope. In a bear market, bad habits get exposed, leverage becomes dangerous, and the investors who were gambling instead of managing risk often learn painful lessons too late.
If you are interested in stock market investing, bear markets, bull markets, market crashes, Wall Street risk management, investor psychology, trading discipline, portfolio strategy, and how professional investors survive volatility, this episode gives you Ross Mandell’s direct breakdown of what separates real investors from people who only look smart when the market is going up.
Topics Covered:
How professional investors think during a stock market crash
Why bull markets make everyone feel smart
How bear markets expose weak investors
The importance of risk management and discipline
Why emotional investing destroys portfolios
How market volatility reveals bad habits
Why cash, patience, and position sizing matter
The difference between investing and gambling
How Wall Street professionals prepare for downside risk
Why protecting capital is part of building wealth
About Ross Mandell:
Ross Mandell is a former Wall Street professional, entrepreneur, author, and capital formation expert who shares real-world insight on investing, Wall Street, public markets, private markets, IPOs, capital raising, entrepreneurship, risk, discipline, and wealth creation.
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In this solo episode of Going Public with Ross Mandell, Ross breaks down how professional investors think when the stock market crashes, why bull markets make everyone feel smart, and why bear markets expose weak risk management.
Ross explains the difference between amateur investors and professionals during periods of market volatility, panic selling, stock market corrections, bear markets, and financial uncertainty. When markets are going up, everyone feels like a genius. But when the market turns, the investors who survive are the ones who understand risk management, position sizing, cash reserves, discipline, and emotional control.
This episode dives into the psychology of investing, including why people chase stocks at the top, panic at the bottom, ignore risk when times are good, and overestimate their ability during bull markets. Ross shares his Wall Street perspective on how professionals prepare before volatility hits, how they think through downside risk, and why protecting capital matters just as much as making money.
Ross also explains why the market does not care about emotions, opinions, or hope. In a bear market, bad habits get exposed, leverage becomes dangerous, and the investors who were gambling instead of managing risk often learn painful lessons too late.
If you are interested in stock market investing, bear markets, bull markets, market crashes, Wall Street risk management, investor psychology, trading discipline, portfolio strategy, and how professional investors survive volatility, this episode gives you Ross Mandell’s direct breakdown of what separates real investors from people who only look smart when the market is going up.
Topics Covered:
How professional investors think during a stock market crash
Why bull markets make everyone feel smart
How bear markets expose weak investors
The importance of risk management and discipline
Why emotional investing destroys portfolios
How market volatility reveals bad habits
Why cash, patience, and position sizing matter
The difference between investing and gambling
How Wall Street professionals prepare for downside risk
Why protecting capital is part of building wealth
About Ross Mandell:
Ross Mandell is a former Wall Street professional, entrepreneur, author, and capital formation expert who shares real-world insight on investing, Wall Street, public markets, private markets, IPOs, capital raising, entrepreneurship, risk, discipline, and wealth creation.
🔗 Links & Resources
📌 Book A Call With Ross
buy.stripe.com/9B64gydlh4dJfhXecP5Vu08
📲 Follow Ross Mandell on Instagram
instagram.com/rossmandell
