When should I sell my stocks (long term, using cost-averaging)?

I am currently investing in the stock market, and I do cost-averaging.

I invest monthly in companies that have long-term growth potential (GEMSS companies). When should I sell my stocks?

Should I sell them immediately after a set period of time frame, e.g. 5 years? Or should I hold onto them until I retire?

I invest in the stock market for retirement.

I am confused as to what to do with my cost-averaged stocks after 5 years.

Should I sell them after 5 years, then reinvest in other GEMMS companies? Or should I hold onto them until I retire?

Note: still 30 years until I retire, but earlier would be better (say 20 years).

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2 Responses to “When should I sell my stocks (long term, using cost-averaging)?”

1. calamba nino says:

   February 26, 2014 at 3:26 pm

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2. sol v. alombro says:

   March 3, 2014 at 6:16 pm

   Are you doing “on-line” investment? If yes, you may email me at [email protected]. Thanks & God Bless.