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Hey @all

Would you rather sell volatile stocks in the current high phase to take the profit and buy later?


Specifically, for me $ARCC (+0.78%) (+12%), $MAIN (+0.27%) (+25%), $O (+1.22%) (+15%) are candidates that I am considering. None of them will hold these values, as they are much more volatile.


Or what do you think?

In fact, in the event of a decline, I would either put the profit back in with the proceeds or just the proceeds and the profit into an MSCI World.


Any ideas?

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$O and $MAIN are not exactly volatile. For me, volatile stocks are more like $MSTR $HIMS $TSLA
Above all, you list 3 dividend stocks here. Why? Did you buy them?
Let's take $MAIN using your example. You are up 25%, which means your equity is somewhere around €40 with the current dividend, you will make a profit of around 9% on your investment next year just because of the dividend. If you now assume another 10% dividend growth, you are already at just over 10% return. Without price fluctuations. In some years, that alone is enough to beat the market....
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No offense meant, but if you consider such stocks to be volatile, you are better off with a World ETF
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Take a look at the post by @DonkeyInvestor from 2 hours ago, it should provide enough answers
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Make sure that @DonkeyInvestor doesn't read this. He'll get grumpy again
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Or put savings plans on it and let it run
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