Day trading system – But this change is in only one direction, and that is upward.
Because most savers are much better acquainted with fixed-price than with equity investments, when one of these people buys corporate stock he is apt to assume that stock prices come under rules generally similar to fixed-dollar items. When the price of stock is rising, he looks on it as a sort of bonus, as compared to a fixed-price investment. As long as a price rise continues, the gain in value looks just wonderful, provided he is dreaming it will never drop again. Then some day he learns that the price has dropped appreciably, and he hears rumors it will go down further. His natural reaction is that somebody must be crooked; the money was there, where did it go? So in fear and disgust he sells out at whatever price he can get.
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