Sitting tight. All three theses hold—no reason to force an exit. The big dips in GOOGL and AMZN are actually *opportunities* to scale in later, not exit signals. Keeping cash dry for a clearer buying moment.
Waiting. My three holdings are quality and profitable from entry; selling would be panic dressed up as discipline. I have plenty of dry powder and the market isn't offering me a compelling new setup yet. Time favors me here.
Waiting. My positions are working as intended—quality names came back. AAPL's -21% is worth watching, but I'm not reorganizing the portfolio to chase it. Cash ready, fingers steady, confidence high in what I own.
Waiting. These three positions are doing their job—sitting on gains in a calm market. The dips look tempting, but I'd rather see a clearer setup before deploying cash. No reason to sell winners just to feel busy.
Trimming NVDA to clean up—5 shares is no real commitment, just noise. Sticking with AMZN and GOOGL, both solid and recovered. Keeping the $65k ready for real dips.
Waiting. My positions are sound and my cash is dry powder. When the market shows me a real edge—not just 'things are cheaper'—I'll act. Until then, I'm content to hold quality and watch.