When to Sell a Stock Exactly for the Buy and Hold Investor - Warren Buffett Style of Investing

Microsoft outperforming even now and in the long term foreseeable future..the AI era begins.

I would accumulate shares based on my conviction in the earning, and margins.. great video!!!

Thank you for this video. It helped me to consider new perspectives before making a buying/selling decisions.

Thats just a perfect explanation, thanks again!

I think the world of you, Jimmy. You're such a good guy, a humble guy. You don't behave cocky and talk badly about others. I love your teaching style. I learn tons from you in a way I can understand and apply. I hope you are enjoying life and have many people in your life who love you and whom you love. The best to you, my friend! :)

Hi,

1. When something change to the worst.
2. When we have a better opportunity elsewhere.

What about when it gets too expensive? I usually see this third one.

Hi,

1. When something change to the worst.
2. When we have a better opportunity elsewhere.

What about when it gets too expensive? I usually see this third one.

I enjoyed this video, concepts put across so even a beginner like myself understood quite easily. But I would also like to see a comparison between the revenue and the expenses for each quarter or year. Because there are times when the revenue increases but the expenses exceed the growth of the revenue, thus nullifying the increased earnings.

Video Summary: Don't sell a longterm stock unless you feel that it's long term outcome won't be achieved anymore.

Microsoft is now @ $316 a share.

Would you please do a video explaining how and when mutual funds sell-off to lock in returns.....the effect on stock price.....and of course fund holders end up holding the bag to pay taxes

Terrific video, Jimmy, I love your content.

Can you make a video on how to make the chart

Excellent advice.

I have seen a lot of videos about the stock market and explaining when to sell a stock, however, most of them were just mumbo jumbo. This one made complete sense. This perspective was mind-blowing and....you're 100% correct! The idea of organizing the amounts per quarter is just brilliant!
Thank YOU! Now, let's get rich! :)

I learned a lot and enjoyed watching the videos. Thank you for your continuous effort to share more insights on shares, intrinsic value, etc.

Love the content! A question: How do you get to the revenue and margin predictions? You said by analysts, can you do a (short) video where you show us how you made/found the predictions?

Watching this in 2021.... amazing...

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2021 and I still cannot sell Microsoft!

Watching this and knowing 2021 prices, FML I didn't invest BIG back then instead of "waiting for the next crash".

I have a better question which is not when to sell but how to sell?
The confusing problem with stock trading is knowing that at any moment you decide to sell or buy the stock keeps going. Meaning if it goes up hold and if it goes down buy the dip.
When you do sell then when do you buy again is the question.

have traded with a lot of individuals but I have never come across anyone as good as Metro__Kelvinfx on insta. just by applying his strategies, I now trade independently. he is the best I'd advise any novice in investing to trade with him .

this amazing. Thanks for your great work

You are the best!

Great video. I've seen lot of videos that explain when to buy but few on when to sell.

Can i download this excel somewhere?

As usual, another informative video put together well. Thanks, Jimmy!

Hey Jimmy, I was wondering where is it that one can find the future revenue, cash flow estimates and the projected net income margins. Great video, very informative 👍

why you dont look at small companies? they have a big potential for more profit

İ am totally agree with you. This is the way to invest. Big respect to yoy

How do you get the green highlighted amount?

Its a great video, thanks. How would you know when to sell a stock if you feel it is over valued?

Fantastic Explanation Jimmy!!!

Thanks Jimmy! What if the stock price go higher than his intrínsec value? It is not time to sell?

Jimmy - fantastic template, I have replicated for our investments in INTC. I am wondering though where did you get the Margin value from on the extreme right side? I am just assuming this is an average of the previous few years net income/revenue?
Thats what I am taking it at least.

I will add debt to keep an eye on it.

Thanks for all your knowledge. Your video are incredible. Keep it up!!!!

Great video.

I could just be tired, but that graph at :40 looks very similar to alot of stocks im seeing right now, About to experience a blow off top like between 9/13 - 1/13 In the chart followed by a correction.

This dude deserves wayyyy more subscribers

Wish I could "thumbs this up" twice. I'm a little late to the party, but given how this advice is intended to be timeless, I do have a question. Why wouldn't you run your DCF analysis (or whatever analysis you did to value the stock) on a regular basis (quarterly or annually) and/or set an alert if the stock goes way above this value, considering it time to think about selling then? Is it to avoid churn and hence larger tax bills (assuming it's a taxable account)? I seem to be missing something in the buy and hold overall strategy.

I feel the basis here is FOMO. That is; we're holding on to a stock because we think it'll grow even more! In the spirit of Graham's notion of selling "overpriced" stocks, wouldn't it be a good idea to sell any stocks that have risen in price to a profitable level and then reinvest in others?

Would love your input on this. Thank you Jimmy!

thanks man, this video is super informative super helpful for me

Good information 🔥

Here do you find the future net income margin? I have looked in Morningstar and can't find that figure.

Amazing information. A good check to see where our value investing is at. Don’t buy the price buy the company and it’s potential.

The decision making framework discussed here is pure gold. Not looking at stock price (outcome) but looking at decisions that made you buy the stock and reconsidering for any changes. Such rational thinking applies greatly to not just investing but to anything. You are amazing Jimmy.

Super great video Jimmy. Couple of months ago, I had zero knowledge about stocks and didnt own any. I wanted to do research of my own before jumping in. Your videos are one of my go-to places to understand and refresh my investment thinking & strategies. Please keep up the good work.