18H·

Can’t go wrong with partial

Today’s partial sales in $AMD (+1,72 %) and $ASML (+0,33 %)

Both companies fundamentals are stronger than ever, but that doesn’t mean I won’t take profits on the way up. My cash reserves are ready for a pullback in either of these stocks or for any other opportunities the market presents.

8 Commentaires

Mikolaj@Volcano

17H

I put my sell target in ASML at 1k EUR. As you said they are good companies with good mumbers but right now it is already overvalued, and in the future there will be oportunieties to buy them cheeper.

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JKB@jkbdagun

17H

@Volcano obviously there’s a few cases like pltr and nvda where doing nothing is the best, but most of the time, realising profits a long the way and entering again in pull backs is how I like to operate. If it just keeps going up, we still in the game. just my opinion though.

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Nom@user28461

17H

Nobody died yet taking profits.

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JKB@jkbdagun

17H

@user28461 I like to comfort myself with that thought ahaha

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Nom@user28461

17H

@jkbdagun What you can always do is part selling winners to buy other winners that are currently down for no good reason, but always stay in the winners (e.g. after +100% you can take 50% out to keep original investment, but only to buy something else)

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JKB@jkbdagun

16H

@user28461 keeping that 50% partial sale in cash, waiting for an opportunity wouldn’t be as good?

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Nom@user28461

14H

@jkbdagun Time in the market is better than timing the market, and lump sum investing beats savings plan. If you really don't find a good enough deal, you can still do what Buffett does and hold the cash for later. Just don't exit winners completely - since they are the winners and will win more without you then.

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JKB@jkbdagun

@user28461 couldn’t agree more brother! Cheers

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