π When a winning stock breaks your safety rules, you don't ignore the rules. You enforce them.
Our position in $MU (Micron Technology, Inc.) has been performing exceptionally well. In fact, it grew too fast. It expanded right past our hard portfolio safety ceiling, which dictates that no single position can exceed 7% of our total portfolio value. π«
Here is the twist: Our Quant scoring model still ranks MU as a STRONG BUY. π
So, how do we handle a great stock that is growing too big for its own good? We don't let greed dictate the strategy. We trust the system.
Today, we are diluting a small piece of the position. Here is exactly what this execution accomplishes:
π° Locking in Gains: We are taking a fantastic 670% profit on the trimmed portion.
π§ Maintaining Exposure: We keep a core holding in a perfectly good stock that our system still likes.
βοΈ Restoring Balance: We bring our portfolio diversification model straight back into safe, predetermined brackets.
The Strategy:
Loud online influencers tell you to let winners ride forever. Our system tells us to manage risk before the market manages it for us. It is boring. It is strict. It works. π₯±... Show More
Not investment advice. The author may have financial interests in the mentioned instruments.
It is really difficult to buy into $MU (Micron Technology, Inc.) even if quant ratings, analysts say it's still a buy. I would be happy to close all my positions. ... Show More
MU has grown parabolically very recently. I bought my first position not even three weeks ago and already up 25%. From previous experience, what goes up must come down. Same with silver earlier in the year, GameStop back in the day etc.... Show More
Yes, I got out of Micron when my stop-loss hit I still made a 330% gain, but then I waited and went back into Micron at a lower price, and now I'm still going to hold that as a long-term play in my portfolio. ... Show More
Excellent post, Lukas. I like the distinction between conviction and position sizing.
A stock can still be attractive, while the position itself becomes too large from a risk perspective. Locking in gains while keeping exposure is disciplined portfolio management.... Show More
Emotions destroy portfolios, but systems protect them. Trimming a winner to respect the 7% ceiling is the definition of professional risk management, regardless of how strong the momentum looks.... Show More
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