Anonymous

07 Nov 2020

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I’m looking to trim some of my stock positions as i have about 9 stocks in my portfolio. Reason is i wanna focus on a few stocks only, mainly my growth stocks. Is it advisable to trim MSFT and FB?

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Jovan Lai

07 Nov 2020

Depends if you think those few businesses are fundamentally stronger and will give you higher returns than MSFT/FB. These 2 companies have a wide economical moat and resistance to competitive advantage, if you can find busineses that are as resistant to competitors but are able to give higher returns, why not?

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1M45

07 Nov 2020

🤔 are your other 7, higher growth than MSFT & FB?

Fully agreed to trim, max growth should not own too much stock, just pick few highest growth. I juz own 5.

Focus is better than diversify.

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