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Wait to sell a stock at its break even point when there is an eruption of unconducive event such as war? But there is absolutely no guarantee that a stock will ever come back. Waiting to break even may seriously erode returns on investment. Cutting losses can be more important for long-term returns. Do not let our emotion get in the way of good judgment. 

On the other hand, if a stock breaks through a key resistance level on the upside, it may signal more gains and a higher trading range for the stock, which means it is advisable to sell part of the position rather than all of it, to lock in some profits first. 

Have You Ever Sold a Stock as Soon as it Broke Even?
Some investors say they could withstand a 50% loss but couldn’t hold on to a 50% gain. Most steadfast Tesla holders likely didn’t sell at the low point, but they might have sold after Tesla rose to broke even. ---------------- Have you ever sold a stock as soon as it broke even? Endure 50% loss or hold on to 50% gain? Which is harder for you?
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