I'm reminded of COVID when the Dow went from like 25K to 17K. I heard people talking about now was the time to invest. What, you suddenly have that much cash sitting around now, but you didn't have it when the Dow went through 17K the first time maybe a couple of years ago?
I'd consider selling half of them, or a fourth, or some other fraction. That way, you can lock in any gains you've attained while still leaving yourself open for additional gains in the future. It's a lite version of rebalancing your portfolio.
I'd consider selling half of them, or a fourth, or some other fraction. That way, you can lock in any gains you've attained while still leaving yourself open for additional gains in the future. It's a lite version of rebalancing your portfolio.
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I'll take the debt crisis, please.
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I'm reminded of COVID when the Dow went from like 25K to 17K. I heard people talking about now was the time to invest. What, you suddenly have that much cash sitting around now, but you didn't have it when the Dow went through 17K the first time maybe a couple of years ago?
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I'd consider selling half of them, or a fourth, or some other fraction. That way, you can lock in any gains you've attained while still leaving yourself open for additional gains in the future. It's a lite version of rebalancing your portfolio.
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I'd consider selling half of them, or a fourth, or some other fraction. That way, you can lock in any gains you've attained while still leaving yourself open for additional gains in the future. It's a lite version of rebalancing your portfolio.
Post: A Very Sensible Conclusion
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