I can't answer that - that would be up to you.

I think it is best to look at DWAC as a long term hold, and not worry about the fluctuations. If you are looking at trading it, instead of investing in it, then yes, get a nice gain and go... but then you are paying short-term capital gains tax.

Warren Buffet is known for saying when he is asked "When should I sell stock in a good company?" He replies, "Never".

I can't answer that - that would be up to you.

I think it is best to look at DWAC as a long term hold, and not worry about the fluctuations. If you ae looking at trading it, in stead of investing in it, then yes, get a nice gain and go... but then you are paying short-term capital gains tax.

Warren Buffet is known for saying when he is asked "When should I sell stock in a good company?" He replies, "Never".