Buying stocks at the “right” price is too difficult for us to do it right all the time Let’s face it, stock prices changes by the second and teases investors every time there is an intention to buy-in. This is partly due to the fact that each cent will add up to around $10 to $100 (for some cases), thus it is no a small matter for most of us. At the end of the trading day, the closing price of that tranche you just bought will determine if you have made the right choice to enter at that price. This is regardless of whether you caught that stock at the low of the day because so long as the closing price is higher than your entry, it would have been considered as a “correct” decision. On the other hand, investors would also end up buying in during a hype or a pump and dump which led to an expensive mistake within minutes or hours....