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if you think your company will outperform in the short term you could set up a stop loss limit to allow only a certain percentage of loss in your company stock
by solotronics 8y ago
if you think your company will outperform in the short term you could set up a stop loss limit to allow only a certain percentage of loss in your company stock that way you are only exposed to upside
- brianwawok 8y agolimits are usually a guarantee you will sell at the very bottom of a crash. There are much better ways to diversify.. such as what others said - sell on the day you vest and buy an index fund.
- amorphid 8y ago>> if you think your company will outperform in the short term... I believe no one can reliable predict which way a stock is likely to go. If there is a way to predict, only a few people know, and that prediction is soon baked into the stock price.