AMD 투자 300% 수익, 팔아야 할까? 🤔

Sell your cost and take some profit, whatever you don’t mind holding for longterm let it ride. If I’m up 300% on a position I would take full profit but it’s up to you.

I’m up 670% on it. Still holding

If it was most other stocks, I'd sell and move to index. For AMD, I'd still sell and move to index like half of it.

Take a chunk and let the rest ride. If you don’t need it then let it all ride. It’s going to keep going up.

Pull out your original investment plus an additional 10 to twenty percent. Let the rest ride. It’s free money. Take the original investment money and put it in non bubble investments like banks or healthcare.

Your decision also depends on how much money we are talking about. If it's only a few thousand or even a hundred thousand, that's not very much and it might be worth the risk to let it ride. What is your income? That's another factor as well. if your profits are in the millions or high hundreds, then yeah, take the profits, because that money invested in the VTI will compound very quickly and be life changing. So you can transfer the profits, or at least part of them, somewhere safe.

What is your plan with the profit taken from AMD? Sitting on tons equity expect it to blow up? Semi is a volatile market. I do know a couple of engineers got laid off from there. Their advice is take profit and walk.

Looking at your % increase is the wrong way to look at this. It doesn’t matter if it’s up 50%, 300%, or 1000%. These are shares, not options. The right way would be to ask if you think AMD has room to increase in the future, or if you think there’s a better opportunity elsewhere. Or if you want to rebalance your portfolio or change your risk profile.

I’m not selling until at least 2030. But if you’re thinking about selling, sell your initial $50K investment and let the rest ride.

Sell about 20k. Splurge on yourself. A good vacation is well deserved. Set a stop loss on the rest for ~20%. If it keeps getting higher you can re-evaluate. Another thing you can do is, sell calls. Subscribe to the wheel strategy. Essentially you want to be able to buy yourself a nicer lifestyle or time to do other things. You made a good call with the stock. Now's the time to be tactical.

I’m up 400% and holding. A better question: what percentage of your portfolio is AMD? If a stock is on fire, I may keep holding until it’s 20-30% of my portfolio. I’ve broken that rule a couple of times, 100% APPL, 35% NVDA, but at some point it’s prudent to rebalance. Currently, 10% APPL, 25% NVDA. I’ve got lots of NVDA that are up 1300%. I’ll be selling more. Take some profit and use that money to diversify your portfolio, take some risks on hot stocks or just sit on the cash for a while.

sell 25% and whatever happens in the future is free money. I doubt it's gonna drop a crazy amount though and may continue to run for a while

I was up 300% on RKLB when it was 22 dollars, and sold 100 of my shares. That extra 13k in my account would be pretty cool.

Selling your strongest performer has never been something that makes any sense at all to me. I’ll sell my AMD when I have enough money to retire, or I hit retirement age. And that goes for every stock I own really, not just AMD. I’m currently up about 400% on AMD myself. Personally I don’t see the stock price 10 years from now being lower than what it is today. There will certainly be be bumps along the way, maybe even an AI bubble burst, but in the scenario I’ll just buy up more AMD for a deep discount. AI isn’t going anywhere, even if the bubble does pop. Just like the internet didn’t go anywhere when that bubble popped.

Sell and live your life, leave something for the future you to thank you, amd about to be $1T market cap, how long until $5T, $10T, most people forget to live the NOW moment!

Sell some and go on a trip. Enjoy it. Everything could end any given moment and that 300% gain?

Over 300% also. Letting it ride with longterm mindset expecting corrections.

You can always sell some and keep the rest. I don’t think anyone should tell you what to do definitively because it’s all guess work. I would examine how diversified you are and decide what your risk tolerance is and maybe consider diversifying some profit into more stable funds. But that’s jsut what I would do especially if that one stock represents a big portion of your holdings. If it was a smaller position I might just sell 30-50% and keep a moon bag. If it’s a massive portion and what you might consider life changing money, aka you’d be devastated if it heavily reversed, I might sell 70% and de-risk into more reliable funds. But I am not a professional and it highly depends on your overall situation, total portfolio breakdown, of which I know nothing. Just ask yourself one question about any decision you make, “if, after executing the decision, the stock goes or down 100% the next day, how will you feel?”