English to Persian (Farsi) Bus/Financial Other

Once a stock price has reached the cutting-a-loss threshold that makes sense for
a given individual, the critical decision must be made whether to sell or hold. At
this point, the likelihood is that the stock is in a downtrend, which means, it will
probably drift lower, but the common tendency is to initiate a mental bargaining
approach in which the individual tells himself that if he can get even, he will
then sell. This process is called “get evenitis” and is intended to assuage the pain
connected to taking a loss. “Get evenitis” is a chronic disease among investors,
which can be very difficult to overcome. It involves an attempt to avoid
confronting and dealing with the shame associated with having made an
investment mistake.