How to deal with your first "I wish I dint sell" after stock exploded
u/Agreeable_Trouble_27 ·
Reddit — r/investing
· May 31, 2026 at 17:27
· ⬆ 22 pts
· 💬 107 comments
| View on Reddit ↗
No analysis available.
Score22
Comments107
Upvote %58%
▶ Full Post Text
Pretty gutted. Hodl'd RSU stocks for 4-5 years with the stock bouncing between 60 and 120 over that period. 7 weeks after I sold about 90% of my stock for a "new" family car (2025 model), the stock exploded to a peak of 190 where I sold for about 102.
Missed out on about 22k, which isent live changing but it still feels absolutely terrible.
To make matters worse, when I look on reddit for similair stories, I just see posts of people becoming milionaires from the recent stock surge or stories of people buying stocks like nvidia when they were still 4 dollars. I wish I knew about stocks 15 years ago in my early 20's.
FYI, I have about 12k in world ETFs where I contribute every few months for the kids and ourselves (about 50/50 on that, I have no inividual stocks.