I have most of my holdings in Mutual Funds, but I acquired several stocks over the years that I thought looked good. But boy am I bad at that. All but one of them are down overall. I don't need to sell any time soon, but I just realized they are all tech stocks, and have massive swings up and down, its making me nervous. Should I wait for them to have a realized gain and then sell? do i continue to hold since its not a substantial part of my holdings, and try to not feel so stressed? Mutual funds make up a little over 80 percent of my holdings, while the rest makes up these stocks. GOOGL, INTC, MCHP, MSFT, WDC.
and my 401k which is abysmal not included.
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