So you bought a stock and it's done good and you're making money, maybe even lots of it.
Now what?
First, why did you buy it? That'll often help you decide when to sell. Second, is it still going up? Have a line in the sand, using charts, at which you sell. Third, is the news still all good? Bad news means to sell. Simon Shares US inflation due Thursday, expected is 7.9%. Binance buys FTX Time for gold? Murray & Roberts (JSE code: MUR) sell Clough for very little but get rid of a lot of inter-company debt. Leisure stocks looking good, especially the Sun International* (JSE code: SUI) chart. "However, due to the immense interest from the public, as well as international investors to date, we decided to extend the period by 2 more weeks. This will allow for the investors that missed the deadline, to be part of this amazing opportunity to own shares in Cilo Cybin Holdings.". Not a good sign. Elon Musk sells Tesla (Nasdaq code: TSLA) shares worth US$4billion after saying in April he would sell no more. But this should be enough to keep Twitter afloat for the next year. Meta (Nasdaq code: META) to fire 11,000 workers, about 13% of the workforce.