In the past I have been notorious for holding stocks for too long. What makes you sell a stock, or at what point do you take gains?🤔

I like finding cheaper stocks, so I tend to think it's not much money, while it actually is a considerable gain percentage wise. 

What if it goes up more?🤔 It's an odd problem to have i think, most say they are waiting for a dip, feel like I wait too long and miss out on opportunities to cash out and buy something else. 😅

Tell me about it.  When I first started investing in the mid-1990s, I used to sell and then buy a higher quantity of shares in a lower priced stock and then repeat.  In the 2000s, I got lazy and basically take $AAPL for example among other things in my portfolio which I bought at $0.28 in today's prices.  It goes to $3.20 which a majority of people would have sold if they have not already sold at any lower price before since that's already a 900% gain.  It hits $10.00, one would be crazy not to sell it and then it goes to lifetime highs and has fallen and yet I am still holding it.  I mean there is no scenario where I can even do Dollar Cost Averaging as the entire reason for the $0.32 per share and not $0.28 like I originally bought it was the first time they paid dividends, I reinvested the dividends and all that did to the cost average was raised it.  So I guess it really depends.