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Dylan

18 Aug 2020

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General Investing

For companies with strong fundamentals but is extremely overpriced on all counts (E.g. DCF, PFCF, PEG etc), how do you decide when to exit eventually?

Also, does it stop you from taking on a higher position even if you believe in its value?

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Lee John

18 Aug 2020

When they fundamentally change or you decide to change your portfolio due to change in circumstance (e.g. retirement).

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