OK, pondering for the day....
I have a larger than I'd like pile of stock in one particular company (i.e. the one I work for). I plan on diversifying that some within the next 3-6 months depending on a number of variables (probably take half out and diversify that between long term ETF holds and some amount for my short term "Degen gambling" hobby). Before that I plan on tapping out somewhere around 5% of this stock to handle some home improvements.
Now I'm stuck needing to do something I don't normally do (as a longer term buy and hold type), that being trying to time the market for an optimal sell point. What's the take of you fine strangers on the internet? Am I overthinking and just need to pull the trigger? That's what the voice in my back of my head is saying....
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OK, pondering for the day....
I have a larger than I'd like pile of stock in one particular company (i.e. the one I work for). I plan on diversifying that some within the next 3-6 months depending on a number of variables (probably take half out and diversify that between long term ETF holds and some amount for my short term "Degen gambling" hobby). Before that I plan on tapping out somewhere around 5% of this stock to handle some home improvements.
Now I'm stuck needing to do something I don't normally do (as a longer term buy and hold type), that being trying to time the market for an optimal sell point. What's the take of you fine strangers on the internet? Am I overthinking and just need to pull the trigger? That's what the voice in my back of my head is saying....
Unrelated:

Yep. I did a trial account with a funded trader account back ... hell, what a year ago when I came into these threads? I was completely unprepared with the system, the approved trades, etc. I got the hang of it finally, and even though I made a good amount in that imaginary system - it wasnt even near enough to "pass" into their real world training accounts.MOST of these online props (funded trader accounts) rely on retail noobs blowing accounts and churning account fees.
There are some who can reliably make profits (very few), so if you've cracked that nut then congratulations.
I wouldnt recommend a prop for probably all but a couple people in this forum.
Yea, meet one of these people at work and he's always talking about options leverage, stock gamma and shit, and how you have to catch the momentum. Then he talks about how his portfolio blew up while he was asleep, then gets just as excited for the next big trading plan as he starts over from 0.MOST of these online props (funded trader accounts) rely on retail noobs blowing accounts and churning account fees.
There are some who can reliably make profits (very few), so if you've cracked that nut then congratulations.
I wouldnt recommend a prop for probably all but a couple people in this forum.