What is everyones process of selling their winners, do you let them run or trim the profits after a certain time?

Waste-Elderberry9887 · 2026-05-02T22:52:14+00:00

=== SUMMARY === - Post asks about general portfolio management strategy for selling winning positions, not a specific stock thesis. - Author seeks opinions on letting winners run versus trimming profits, indicating a focus on risk management and discipline. - Quality assessment: Noise – a meta-discussion on trading process, not well-researched DD or a specific investment idea. === SENTIMENT === NEUTRAL === TRADE IDEAS === No actionable trade ideas in this post.

u/Waste-Elderberry9887 · Reddit — r/ValueInvesting · May 02, 2026 at 22:52 · ⬆ 15 pts · 💬 35 comments | View on Reddit ↗

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Post asks about general portfolio management strategy for selling winning positions, not a specific stock thesis.
Author seeks opinions on letting winners run versus trimming profits, indicating a focus on risk management and discipline.
Quality assessment: Noise – a meta-discussion on trading process, not well-researched DD or a specific investment idea.

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