You are a small investor reasonably active in the market. Using cricketing metaphors, you have 'hit a few sixes' with your selected stocks. You have also 'got out for a duck' a few times.
Your portfolio is full of mid-cap and small-cap growth stocks - in the hope that some of them will turn into multibaggers. But you are not sure which ones are too risky and should be sold.
Ask yourself some of these questions:
1) A stock you bought rose 10% quickly, but has since slipped down 20% on some adverse news. What will you do?
2) A stock falls 10% just after you buy it, but you keep holding it to get back your 'buy price'. It falls another 5%. Will you hold on, or buy more, or sell?
-- Your portfolio is full of mid-cap and small-cap growth stocks - in the hope that some of them will turn into multibaggers. But you are not sure which ones are too risky and should be sold.
Ask yourself some of these questions:
1) A stock you bought rose 10% quickly, but has since slipped down 20% on some adverse news. What will you do?
2) A stock falls 10% just after you buy it, but you keep holding it to get back your 'buy price'. It falls another 5%. Will you hold on, or buy more, or sell?
Read more at:
http://investmentsfordummieslikeme.blogspot.in/2016/02/4-ways-to-identify-risky-stock.html
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