The fence sitters are those who are yet to get a trading account, but extremely interested in moving in
and making money. They love the way the people are minting money and wait for their turn.
They are too cautious to even make a move to start. They read all the magazines and watch every channel
that has stocks scrolling down and still wait for the right moment. They applaud every landmark the stocks cross and converse with their like-minded fence sitters how well the stocks are doing and wondering where it will end up. If you query when they would take the plunge then there will be a sheepish "anytime soon" response for sure. There are fence sitters in people who have started off trading too. These are the people who would buy stocks, but are petrified to sell them or buy anything new.
They just sit and wait for things to happen. It’s like stepping inside a pool and still being reluctant to
swim. They act as a bad influence too; to camouflage their reluctance they spread rumors of "doomsday"
theory all around in turn making the prospective fellow trader vulnerable to any transaction or trade.
They expect their friends around them to take the plunge and measure their success to understand the
risks. "The one who takes the lead would be the firs person to face the hurdle", goes the adage. There are
no free lunches. Quit being a fence sitter and jump in if you have the will to win.
and making money. They love the way the people are minting money and wait for their turn.
They are too cautious to even make a move to start. They read all the magazines and watch every channel
that has stocks scrolling down and still wait for the right moment. They applaud every landmark the stocks cross and converse with their like-minded fence sitters how well the stocks are doing and wondering where it will end up. If you query when they would take the plunge then there will be a sheepish "anytime soon" response for sure. There are fence sitters in people who have started off trading too. These are the people who would buy stocks, but are petrified to sell them or buy anything new.
They just sit and wait for things to happen. It’s like stepping inside a pool and still being reluctant to
swim. They act as a bad influence too; to camouflage their reluctance they spread rumors of "doomsday"
theory all around in turn making the prospective fellow trader vulnerable to any transaction or trade.
They expect their friends around them to take the plunge and measure their success to understand the
risks. "The one who takes the lead would be the firs person to face the hurdle", goes the adage. There are
no free lunches. Quit being a fence sitter and jump in if you have the will to win.
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