#mystocksquestion
As a longtime cryptocurrency investor, I've become accustomed to the extreme volatility where everything moves in 24/7 cycles. Recently, I started building a portfolio of US stocks and ETFs for diversification, but I'm encountering a psychological hurdle that feels different here.

One of the most difficult investment decisions for me is knowing when to sell a winning stock. If a stock doubles or triples after I buy it, how do you decide to keep holding, reduce the position, or exit entirely?

Do you follow a rule-based system, like rebalancing to a specific percentage, or do you mostly rely on belief and market conditions? I'd like to hear from those who have experience in both markets – did your "profit-taking" approach change after experiencing major market corrections?

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