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It's a common story, and one that highlights the importance of having a clear exit strategy before entering a trade. Knowing your profit targets and sticking to them, even when the FOMO kicks in, can save a lot of heartache later.

Holding for 'more' is often the biggest trap. It's tough to ring the register when you're up, but locking in profit is never a bad move. What was your main takeaway for managing that FOMO now?

That's a classic scenario, and one I think most of us have been through with one stock or another. It's so tough to fight that urge to hold out for just a bit more when you've already seen some gains. What eventually helped you start to recognize and resist that FOMO?