Have you ever sunk a lump of hard earned cash into one or more stocks hoping to rake in profits, then waited out the months wondering if you actually might have made a mistake?  Or worse, did you later compare several stocks you were choosing between, only to discover that the one you chose not to invest in is worth a lot more than what you bought?  That’s called investor’s angst, or investment regret.  It can come upon you at any time, in the late hours of the night while you’re lying awake wishing you’d made another choice, or during a morning commute on the subway as you check the stock markets on your iPhone. If you can take solace in anything, it should be the fact that you are definitely not alone.  Almost everyone who has ever invested in stocks has known the bitter sting of regret at some point or another.  When you check out the current stock prices ever few minutes on your great satellite television package from dish2u.com, you can’t expect to experience relief from your worries.  It’s better to lay off the stock watching and let some time pass if living worry free is a concern of yours.