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We’re interested in understanding the sentiment of investors like you towards big tech stocks.

With the fluctuating market conditions and the ever-evolving tech landscape, are you planning to hold onto your current investments, sell some or all of your shares, or even buy more?

Please share your thoughts and reasoning behind your decision.

Are there specific factors or trends that are influencing your choice?

For example, do you believe in the long-term growth potential of these companies, or are you concerned about potential risks or market corrections?

Your insights could provide valuable perspectives for fellow investors navigating the complex world of tech investments.

[Frank]

We’ve been selling large cap growth in favor of small cap value this year as it has outpaced other assets.

It’s called “rebalancing” and forces you to sell high and buy low, but not go crazy doing it.

Try it sometime. No market timing necessary and it generally works out pretty well.

[Kyle]

Individual stocks or index?

My plan is to have multiple index funds and continue on with dollar cost averaging.

[Angelo]

Do you have a crystal ball? Can you please tell me what will happen with tech stocks in the near future?

[Brian]

This community is mainly on the premise of using index funds and for the long haul.

If you have some big profits you might want to cash some in.

[Eric]

I saw my accounts took a dive today but still doing well over the last 8 years overall.

I think my strategy is just leave as is for the long haul.

[Amy]

I hold a tech fund. I sold some recently, but not because of anything the market is doing.

The tech fund had grown past its rebalancing threshold so I sold some as part of rebalancing.

[Aaron]

I always buy . And my financial plan to pay for life and expenses isn’t really stock centric so there’s a good chance I won’t ever sell.

[David]

I’m holding but buying more small cap value funds

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