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This phenomenon—dubbed "fear induced brain damage"—can cloud judgment, prompting individuals to panic-sell driven by fears rather than rational evaluations of the underlying company's fundamentals. The anecdote of Tesla stock's previous price collapse illustrates this point: instead of recognizing the company’s stability as an opportunity, terrified investors might hastily divest at a loss. Those equipped with resilience and long-term strategies avoid such pitfalls, instead focusing on the potential for substantial growth over time.