If you started scaling out at $120, why did you fully exit at $130? That seems to be a very quick scaling process. I started scaling out at an even lower price than you ($105) but still own 35% of my shares currently. Even after selling another 10%(of the total shares I had owned) today at $297. Obviously this is all hindsight and exiting earlier could have been better if it went differently but how do you go from believing in all your shares to no shares after an 8% gain on a stock that had been growing hundreds of percentage points? Do you think it was a sound decision(which it very much could be) or do you think it was a failure of the psychological game? Either way a good investment on your part, never get down on what "Could have been better."
If you started scaling out at $120, why did you fully exit at $130? That seems to be a very quick scaling process. I started scaling out at an even lower price than you ($105) but still own 35% of my shares currently. Even after selling another 10%(of the total shares I had owned) today at $297. Obviously this is all hindsight and exiting earlier could have been better if it went differently but how do you go from believing in all your shares to no shares after an 8% gain on a stock that had been growing hundreds of percentage points? Do you think it was a sound decision(which it very much could be) or do you think it was a failure of the psychological game? Either way a good investment on your part, never get down on what "Could have been better."