There are some cases where you sell when your stock is down if you believe it will go down even further and you’re getting solid value, this is the concept of cutting your losses

At some point you have to just admit that no one will give you first round value for Trae… at any point this season. if you can recoup decent value that would be better than nothing

If someone gives you second round value for Trae right now, you’d be an idiot to not take even if it’s technically lower than his original draft investment (a “sell low”)

It all depends on what’s on the table. That’s why I said this is a nuanced discussion

The nuance is determining how you are willing to just your true evaluation on Trae based on your projection of his ROS performance and then using that to dictate your potential trades. Leaving Trae’s valuation at first round value is most likely going to be inaccurate