If you own a stock and it reaches the analysts target price, is it wise to sell it then or squeeze it some mor



Answer:
An analyst's target price should only be one thing you consider when buying and selling. Do your research and determine your own sell point, you will be happier. However, a lot of people put stop loss orders in to protect their profits and it is something for you to consider.
It depends on the factors going on. However I would put a stop loss about .10-.25 under that just in case that way you can cash in what profit you made on it.
you better keep a trailing stop after every rise in stock. analysts are only giving an idea,you judge your investment from profit perspective.

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