You see it all the time; a stock jumps 20-30% in just a few days. Suddenly, the average investor sees what is happening and decides to join the bandwagon, hoping to catch some of the move. After jumping in, the stock comes down 15% and the investor is at a loss.This type of loss is one of the most common mistakes investors make, but is also one of the easiest to avoid. Take a look at the chart below to see what the situation looks like. This is a chart of Sirius Satellite Radio (SIRI). In 2006,…

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