Why would someone accumulate for months, and then sell off at the lowest possible price?
Zero logic.
Life is more complex that anyone including me and you think, while its ways are more convoluted that we can ever imagine. People may urgently need money in case of an emergency, and then you will sell for whatever price you can get right now. Shit happens, and it typically happens when it is least expected.
That must be why I am the way I am, I didn't put any money in that I didn't expect to completely lose in the first place. That way if I'm stuck in a bear market and being tempted by the whales to drop, I'm not shaken down emotionally and lose the game. You should never sell at a loss, that is the entire point of investing and buy low/sell high.
So lifestyle, and patience are key elements if you want to be successful.
I'm not saying there are NOT times like the above ^ but people make it entirely too common because the're already in the wrong mindset to begin with.
Chase easy money and find yourself selling at a loss.
