Curious to know if y’all use stop loss order to secure profits in case the price of a security falls, and if so, is there a general rule of thumb that y’all adhere by. Or would this be too much work to actively manage and prefer to ride through the waves.
Given the market is booming recently despite there’s little to none improvement to the underlying macroeconomic condition, I feel like the market will have a pull back soon maybe with sharp decline for stocks like NVDA.
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