I rely on both technical and psychological checkpoints. Technically, I watch resistance levels, RSI signals, and moving averages. Psychologically, I ask: “If I were in cash now, would I still buy this stock at this price?” If the answer is no, that’s my clear signal to sell.
Profit-taking systems help bring discipline and consistency. Without them, it’s easy to get swayed by short-term moves or FOMO. By sticking to preset rules, I reduce regret and trade with confidence. In the end, knowing how to sell well separates a disciplined trader from a lucky one.
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- nobodyx·08-25TOPAbsolute crap. Just sell the whole position when the fundamental value no longer justifies the market price. It’s that simple. No need for technical analysis1Report