The down is near

The portfolio of shares collected not so long ago was showing not bad growth on the screen of his master's smartphone. Twenty-four percent, expressed in a pleasant turquoise color, created a glint in Cal's eyes with joy watching what was happening. After some thought, he decided to give the assets a chance to continue rising, with the intention of locking in a profit around thirty percent.

The bad habit of looking at the market almost every couple of minutes, more often than not, violated the original plan for the deal, driving Cal into doubt. When he saw a minus, he continued to watch it until it was too late, and when he saw a plus, the possibility of its increase did not live long and with small fluctuations in the price reducing the profit, the deals were immediately closed. Cal looked at the market in his own way, the overall state of the portfolio plus or minus stood still.