ahomeplateslugger
Superstar
I thought about it and I'm not selling any of those positions. I'll just focus my efforts going forward on growth stocks. One thing I've learned in this market is when you sell early you lose.
I had NIO when it was $5-$8 a share like 100 shares and sold it for no profit.
I had AMD when it was $19-20. When I first started my portfolio it was one of my first buys. Sold it I wanna say closer to $30.
Had Nvidia and sold it for no real gain. It was in the $160 range.
Had Charter for $300 and sold it in the high $390s I believe.
Had Walmart at $100 sold for no real gains.
I had Zillow I think in the $30 range Sold it in the $40s
I bought Fiver when it went IPO. Dumped it because it didn't pop early for a slight loss.
Had a share of Amazon for $1600 and sold for a few hundred in profit.
I had JD in the $20s sold in the $30s.
I had Spotify in the $120s also sold it around there. I really believed in them I don't even remember why I sold.
Netflix closer to $300.
Google $1200.
Footlocker in the mid $20s sold in the $30s after they cut the dividend.
All those positions if I just held onto them many have more than doubled. My first year I was buying and selling like crazy.
Live and learn. If the company has great fundamentals and management then just hold because stocks only go up. If anything you should cut INTC to reinvest but just my two cents. I hope you don’t sell BTC too. That would be another regret.