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Cut Loss Timely or Let Profits Run: Which is Easy For You?
The most challenging part of investing is often the test of human nature. After buying a stock, if it drops, will you promptly cut your losses and sell it? If the stock rises, will you immediately take your profits? Both timely cutting of losses and letting profits run require investors to have a strong mindset.
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