FormerXBC Inc XEBEQ

Not so Easy

[ZouZS3]

Honestly the hardest part about investing is knowing when to sell. Doesn't help when you're dealing with 250% returns in a couple of months. Either sell your initial investment at least or sell everything and start over I guess.

[bmo1212]

So when it comes to selling, you are thinking: 1) This stock has peaked and is now going to sell off, so I will sell now and look at buying back in when it is lower. 2) This stock has peaked so I am going to sell it and buy stock in a company with a stock that will rise faster as a percentage than XBC will. 3) This stock has grown so well that it is to much of a percentage of my total portfolio

[savyinvestor333]

I pick number 3. I will admit I keep trimming all along. While this strategy will not produce an overall return of 250% annually it does let me sleep at night and ensure I don't wake up one morning broke. I have been holding between 3 to 6% of my portfolio in Xebec since buying my initial position.

[ZouZS3]

I pick #1 for GRN not XBC. My position is 10% GRN and 90% XBC. I'm thinking to sell all my GRN holdings and buy it back at a lower price OR rebalance my portfolio to 100% XBC before the uplisting and analysts coverage.

[savyinvestor333]

I don't know if i would call 100 % in 1 stock a rebalance

[ZouZS3]

Hahaha I know I'm crazy, I think you kind of have a more conservative approach. I don't know why I'm so convinced about xebec, there is something with this company that makes me feel sleep at night without worrying about what happens the next day. I think Newcoin's recent Warren Buffet quote says it all. When it comes to xebec I understand what I'm investing in.

[ZouZS3]

I think it's the Beta measure TT was referring to that makes me sleep. Strong, Long and Steady type of stock.

[whognu1]

The investment world is littered with those who thought they had a sure thing and could not lose some of you folks (ok one in particular) should spend a bit more time learning market history this isn't A discussion on being ' more conservative'  it's 100% about risk mgmt shite happens  And you won't see it coming trust me xo  

[GGreen]

In multiple choice questions, isn't the last option usually "All of the above"? That's what I would say I would over the long term view. Now with uplisting and tailwinds I've referred to in previous posts I would let it ride a bit longer even thoughts it's already surpassed any profit objectives by 2-3x, the rebalance after further gains and play with house money (using