Do This If Your Stocks Are 50% Down

The stock market continues selling off and the impact is being felt by everyone invested in the stock market.

Growth stocks in particular have been hit hard anyone invested in growth stocks, especially earlier stage growth stocks, will have positions that are 50% down or more in the last few months.

It can be difficult when your investments have lost a lot of value but what should you do when you get into that situation?

Do you sell to prevent things getting worse?

Do you hold at all costs?

How do you even decide?

In this video I will discuss this difficult question and provide my view on how to manage your investing portfolio when your stocks are deep in the red.

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