Knowing when to sell (and when not) is what separates good investors from great ones.
Thatβs a very thin line between selling when the valuation gets too high and holding when a stock only looks expensive.
How do you see that for stocks like TSMS, Alphabet, Nvidia, ASML and apple at the moment?
Thatβs a very thin line between selling when the valuation gets too high and holding when a stock only looks expensive.
How do you see that for stocks like TSMS, Alphabet, Nvidia, ASML and apple at the moment?