Show Notes
Investors spend plenty of time agonising over buying shares, but knowing when to sell can be just as crucial. On this episode of the Friends With Money podcast, Money's Tom Watson is joined by Dale Gillham, chief investment analyst at Wealth Within, to discuss the art of selling shares and the factors investors should consider before hitting the sell button. 00:00 Introduction 02:00 Why selling shares is harder than buying 08:00 The importance of having an exit strategy before you buy 13:00 Signs that it's time to sell up 16:00 Should you sell after big gains? 20:00 How tax should affect your selling decisions 22:40 Conclusion
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