Genuine question for long term holders: what's your actual exit strategy, if any?

Luciana Vargas · 0 likes

i rebalance annually to keep it at a fixed % of my total portfolio, forces me to take some profit on the way up without trying to time a top

Ethan Brooks · 0 likes

never sell personally, treat it like a 20+ year position, the whole point for me is being uncorrelated to everything else i own

Midnight Baker · 0 likes

sold a chunk at a personal milestone (paid off my mortgage) a while back, no regrets, having one less liability felt better than hoping for more upside

Urban Fern · 0 likes

this is honestly the smartest exit strategy ive heard, tie it to real life goals not price predictions

Hugo Martin · 0 likes

my plan is literally just 'leave it to my kids', zero plans to sell in my lifetime barring an emergency

Chloe Davis · 0 likes

percentage based rebalancing is underrated, keeps emotion out of it way better than trying to guess a top

Lukas Huber · 0 likes

honestly most people i know who say 'never sell' eventually do sell something during a crash out of fear, be honest with yourself about your own risk tolerance

Ethan Brooks · 0 likes

i use a laddered sell plan starting at 4x my cost basis, sell small % at each multiple on the way up, feels less stressful than an all or nothing bet

Giulia Rossi · 0 likes

no exit strategy is itself a strategy i guess lol, just make sure its an intentional choice not just avoidance