When should I exit? Leaving by decision, not by panic
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Exiting a managed account is also a capital decision; four signs of a planned exit and how it differs from an emotional one.
“When should I exit?” is the most important question nobody wants to write down in advance. But if entering deserves a plan, so does exiting.
Four signs of a planned exit
- Loss limit crossed: the drawdown passed the line you wrote for yourself.
- Declared rules breached: the manager crossed rules they committed to, and the only explanation is promises.
- Changed terms: fees or account terms changed to your disadvantage.
- Goal reached: you hit the goal you defined for this allocation — no need to get greedy.
What an emotional exit looks like
After one bad day, without examining the reason, without comparing to the plan. The difference between the two is the difference between an investor and a gambler. To review your position, see the compare tool and the exit guide.
Frequently asked questions
Is exiting after a good profit greedy in reverse? If the goal was defined in advance, exiting is exactly executing the plan; greed is moving the goal mid-way.
The manager is losing but explains it logically — stay? Your call; but the criterion is behaviour within the declared rules, not explanation quality. A breached rule means exit, however good the explanation.
Should I exit all at once? Not necessarily; staged exit is also a choice. To exit several accounts, the compare tool helps you see their states side by side.
Does exiting mean leaving everything? Not necessarily; a planned exit can be a gradual reduction, a full close, or a move to another method. What matters is that the decision was written beforehand, not built during the drawdown. Exiting one account is your conscious entry into the next stage of your investing.
Summary
Golden rule: exit plans are written when you are calm — write yours now.
Four signs of a planned exit
- The drawdown passed your written limit
- The manager breached the declared rules
- Terms changed to your disadvantage
- You reached your defined goal
- Emotion is not an exit criterion; the plan is
The exit guide and compare tool: See it.
Compare the track record, drawdown and costs of PAMM, MAM and copy-trading accounts, with the source and time of every figure.
Review and compare accounts Calculate scenarios and costsSubmit a verifiable track record so investors can review it against transparent criteria.
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