Don't give up your shares folks!The most common mistake investors make is selling before you should. Another common mistake is setting Stop Losses on your shares. This would be a prudent move to sell if you cannot watch your daily action. Problem is that all too often when you come back you see that your Stop Loss was triggered and now the stock has turned sharply upward. IMO this happens because savvy traders can see the stop losses that have been set by longs. So every once in awhile these savvy investors run or raid stocks where Stop Losses have been set. They do this by selling some shares at lower prices.
Just passing along some lessons I leaned long ago. Trade as you will.
Muff