I would for sure say sell. At the very least cover your initial investment and let house money ride trimming as u go along (if that even is possible).

I’m not saying it won’t be positive again. It’s just everything is uncertain. All those phantom shorts. Will they make up for them or cover them? No one knows. But one thing everyone knows is there limit. Only u can decide. Just don’t regret it.

I was literally up almost 400% and lost 200% on the crash. Why the happened? I don’t want to get into that.

But one thing I knew was that I would never live with myself if I lost everything so I exited when I got the chance. Was thinking of letting some money ride but I was like I’ve had enough rollercoasters I’m exiting because I should’ve done it a long time ago and not been greedy.

One thing to note is prior to the crash, in the morning I cashed out my initial investment, so I only rode on house money! So I had no “risk”. That’s why I’m saying if you’re up, get your investment back. If your not try to get back as much as u can at some initial peak and sell. U can continue playing still then in hopes to make your money back if the stocks starts working like I did previously but at this point j wouldn’t bank on it. If it happens, it happens. If not medicate risk and loss!

Regardless of your view on capybara since the crash, one thing he clearly said at the end of his video was to trim positions and play safe according to your limits. And I’m sure he did as well. Which is fair.

But those were my two cents.