"Most people do trade in and out at the beginning of a share price climb, but most of them end up investing most of their money close to peak, through adding into their position when they should have been selling, or investing much bigger amount of money after they have sold out previously. The result is that they suffered overall losses despite gains they have made earlier."
You took my words again and twisted it into a lie, just give up. You misquoted my words too, no ellipses were used to indicate the words you quoted were a part of a bigger paragraph or sentence. Was that part you quoted a complete sentence designed to stand on its own? No, so why did you chop that part and excluded the other parts? You did that on purpose. You created a straw man argument and had refused to answer a simple binary question.
Evidence to your lie? Or the actual words that I have actually said?
