Except for a few things, a lot of things change with time we spend in market, as we gain knowledge and experience. So, as you are at a early stage, focus on learning and investing as per your understanding.
If capital is a constraint, then you can think of exiting old ones which have not moved as per your expectation or which have gone down. If not, you can hold them for some more time and go forward with your latest picks. Until we have a broad understanding of things, whatever we do now can make us feel bad later – did not invest more as it got doubled, now it is 300% up, did not sell as it was 15% down, not it is 30% down. Even experienced investors are not always happy with their buying and selling decisions.
Members of this forum do this in different ways, you can check PF threads to see which style suits you. Hold on to something for years, letting something go after a few quarters, convinced and bought but found something better so exit, enter and exit where there is momentum, buy only which is deemed undervalued etc etc, many ways. And, as we gain experience, we grow as investors, we may have changed our styles and we may have become completely different investors.
Almost all have passed this phase, and this will be over with time.
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