Many retail investors have bought the stage highs of a stock and sold at the stage lows of a stock, and they repeat this mistake over and over again. This is simply reverse compound interest

Many retail investors have bought the stage highs of a stock and sold at the stage lows of a stock, and they repeat this mistake over and over again. This is simply typical of reverse compound interest operations. In fact, as long as investors can avoid the above mistakes, buying higher or selling lower is a good investment behavior. Now it is completely unnecessary for many investors to feel anxious because they have bought a low stock and then suffered a decline or sold a high stock and then rose.