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Selling – When do you sell a stock (18 Sep 16)
By Ernest Lim's investing blog  •  September 18, 2016
Typically, when you read an analyst report, or a news article on a company, or when someone asks you to take a look at a stock with promising prospects, the decision to buy is usually easier, as you are buying on the prospect of potential gains. After your purchase, if the stock subsequently appreciates, or slumps, or stays around the same level for some time, you may wonder what to do with your existing stocks. Through my work as a remisier, I have received extremely frequent (and rather standard) questions from my clients (or sometimes readers), whether they should buy more, hold or sell their existing stocks. Some of the situations which they are worried are
  1. a) If they buy more, the stock may drop after their purchase;
  2. b) If they hold (i.e. not buying or selling), the stock may appreciate or drop further;
  3. c) If they sell, the ...
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By Ernest Lim's investing blog
I am an avid investor, trader cum remisier. I am a Chartered Financial Analyst® charterholder, as well as, a Chartered Accountant of Singapore. I have published articles on a wide range of topics on finance and investment, ranging from market / sector outlook, technical analysis and fundamental analysis etc.
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