The key reason to sell a share
Fund manager Mark Slater tells Kyle Caldwell the key reason to call time on a share and sell.
23rd December 2019 09:47
by Kyle Caldwell from interactive investor
Fund manager Mark Slater tells Kyle Caldwell the key reason to call time on a share and hit the sell button.
In the second of our three-part “Share Snippets” series with fund manager Mark Slater, we move on to something that investors find a tough skill to master – selling a share at the right time.
In the video below, Slater, who manages the Slater Growth, Slater Income and Slater Recovery funds, outlines the key consideration he takes into account when deciding whether to retain or sell a holding. In the main, Slater prefers to “run his winners”, and in the video he explains why that is the case and names one of his top-performing long-term winners.
Watch the first episode in the Share Snippets series here.
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