I think there will be a lot of risks that will occur if they do it, meaning selling and buying again. If the price continues to rise and they run out of patience then it will harm them for the selling action they took. In addition, paying fees for re-execution and the opportunity for such an approach will be difficult for them to be able to hold on longer.
Mixing strategies certainly makes investment steps wrong. But I don't know how they deal with it, of course long-term investment can be done if they have no desire for short-term profits. Regardless of how they invest, of course the best strategy is to hold on.
Of course. Cheap prices do not come repeatedly in the market.
I think just choose one even though the second option looks temporary enough to provide profit too. If we continue to buy. buy, we are not tempted by the momentary profit from the total that we have collected.