Your Money Is Panicking—Are You? How to Think Clearly During Market Crashes; Your Brain Is The Biggest Risk To Your Portfolio

Send us Fan Mail Oil is rising. Gas prices are spiking. The market is volatile. And right now, millions of people are making financial decisions driven by fear—not strategy. In this episode of Thinking 2 Think , former Merrill Lynch wealth manager M.A. Aponte breaks down the psychology behind financial panic and teaches you how to think clearly when markets feel unstable. This is not financial advice. This is decision intelligence applied to money . Inside this episode: What’s actually happening in the market (facts vs headlines) The 5 brain glitches that destroy wealth during every crisis Why panic selling turns temporary losses into permanent ones The psychology of loss aversion, recency bias, and herd mentality The HOLD Protocol: a step-by-step system for financial clarity Lessons from the 2008 financial crisis most people still ignore How to manage rising gas prices and financial stress without panic If you’ve ever asked: “Should I sell my stocks right now?” “What happens to my money during a crisis?” “How do I avoid making emotional financial decisions?” This episode gives you the framework to think—not react. Because the market doesn’t destroy wealth. Support the show CHECK OUT OUR NEW CRITICAL THINKING GAME APP! Currently in BETA : Android: Web: *Coming soon to Apple Store Join My Substack for more content : maaponte.substack.com Consulting/Advisory Services: MAAponte.com 📲 Let’s connect on social media (Linktree): 🎧 Don't forget to like, share, and

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Your Money Is Panicking—Are You? How to Think Clearly During Market Crashes; Your Brain Is The Biggest Risk To Your Portfolio is an episode from Thinking 2 Think by Michael Antonio Aponte.

This episode is 37:48 long.

This episode was published on Mar 25, 2026.

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