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Also, the average at-home trader probably doesn't sell at a random point in time. They are probably more likely to sell after a loss.
by grafs50 6y ago
Also, the average at-home trader probably doesn't sell at a random point in time. They are probably more likely to sell after a loss.
- lend000 6y agoIt's often the opposite which is responsible for poor trading performance, due to the fundamental anomaly of markets: trends. Poor traders don't let winners ride and let losers ride to get above their break-even point, which often results in huge losses betting against the trend.