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A stock has doubled. What should you review before selling or holding?
After a stock doubles, review the current business case, valuation and portfolio exposure. The gain tells you what happened to the price; it does not independently tell you whether the shares are now attractive, expensive or suitable for you.
Is it too late to buy a stock after a big rise?
A large past rise does not determine whether a stock is attractive today. Research the current business, valuation and risks instead of comparing today's price only with the lower price you wish you had paid.
Holding a stock versus buying more: why the questions differ
Holding an existing position and adding new money both expose you to the company's future, but they change your finances in different ways. Review the current business case in both situations, then examine how the additional purchase would alter concentration, liquidity and alternatives.