JMPLY

[MarkD]

Stock up 25% this morning on sale of Catalyst Division to Homeywell.

My presumption is half should be sold per TI but maybe the entire position?

https://simplywall.st/stocks/us/materia ... on-matthey

[SOL]

Stock up 25% this morning on sale of Catalyst Division to Homeywell.

My presumption is half should be sold per TI but maybe the entire position?

https://simplywall.st/stocks/us/materia ... on-matthey

Well, one can always customise things and tweak instructions to suit one's own rhythm. I’m still trying to track down the guy who went broke by selling at a profit, no matter how small. In this case, though, the gain is substantial.

As Yogi Berra once said:
“A nickel ain’t worth a dime anymore.”

[Budge]

Stock up 25% this morning on sale of Catalyst Division to Homeywell.

My presumption is half should be sold per TI but maybe the entire position?

https://simplywall.st/stocks/us/materia ... on-matthey

Well, one can always customise things and tweak instructions to suit one's own rhythm. I’m still trying to track down the guy who went broke by selling at a profit, no matter how small. In this case, though, the gain is substantial.

As Yogi Berra once said:
“A nickel ain’t worth a dime anymore.”

Buffett was critical of Ben Graham for tending to sell too quick and not let his winners run. As a result, large losers could overwhelm winners. But then Buffett's point was Graham was less discerning in his buys.

[outof thebox]

Stock up 25% this morning on sale of Catalyst Division to Homeywell.

My presumption is half should be sold per TI but maybe the entire position?

https://simplywall.st/stocks/us/materia ... on-matthey

Well, one can always customise things and tweak instructions to suit one's own rhythm. I’m still trying to track down the guy who went broke by selling at a profit, no matter how small. In this case, though, the gain is substantial.

As Yogi Berra once said:
“A nickel ain’t worth a dime anymore.”

Buffett was critical of Ben Graham for tending to sell too quick and not let his winners run. As a result, large losers could overwhelm winners. But then Buffett's point was Graham was less discerning in his buys.

Overall it proved to be a good play. I was too discerning in buys, meant to add more but waited and waited and then it took off. But as many point out, you can't go broke if you sell at a profit, but they fail to point out if you don't have enough invested in the market you can't retire rich either

[Budge]

Well, one can always customise things and tweak instructions to suit one's own rhythm. I’m still trying to track down the guy who went broke by selling at a profit, no matter how small. In this case, though, the gain is substantial.

As Yogi Berra once said:
“A nickel ain’t worth a dime anymore.”

Buffett was critical of Ben Graham for tending to sell too quick and not let his winners run. As a result, large losers could overwhelm winners. But then Buffett's point was Graham was less discerning in his buys.

Overall it proved to be a good play. I was too discerning in buys, meant to add more but waited and waited and then it took off. But as many point out, you can't go broke if you sell at a profit, but they fail to point out if you don't have enough invested in the market you can't retire rich either

My mother used to say: "Many a mickle makes a muckle". But then that's the Scots for you. Keep doing what you're doing and "Live long and prosper."