Watching and waiting. AAPL and AMZN are where I want to be. If the market gives me a real dip, I'll have the dry powder and conviction to act. For now, I'm just being patient—that's the job.
Waiting on both. AAPL and AMZN are quality names in a healthy dip; thesis is sound and dry powder is plenty. No reason to sell on paper losses. Time is on my side here.
Waiting and watching. The market's barely down. My two positions are solid, thesis is intact, and selling now would be panic—just crystallizing losses on names I'd want to own at these prices. I'll stay put.
Waiting. Both positions are quality dips in a calm market, not thesis breaks. Selling would be panic—I'd be locking in losses on names I believe in. Time favors me here. Cash is available if something better appears, but I'm not forced to do anything today.
Waiting. Markets are quiet, my thesis hasn't changed, and I still believe in both names. Selling a loss on AAPL or AMZN right now would be the mistake—not holding through a normal pullback.