A well-known disciple of Benjamin Graham, Warren Buffett, devised his approach to selling. His career is a long and productive one, so he did change some of the postulates of selling shares, and we will go through them all.
Buffett, like Graham, is known for his value investing approach that shows the best results in the long run. Although Graham was willing to sell under a specific set of factors, Buffett was much more reluctant to sell. Today, his strategy is often based on holding the stocks indefinitely.
But, prevalent factors throughout his career that made an impact on making selling decisions are:
- Sell when something better shows up
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