always wise to take a little off the table. Especially since you are up such a significant amount. another posted mentioned taking out your initial investment (principle) and let the rest ride.. then no matter what you've protected your capital outlay and have 'all green' in the stock.
Unless I've quoted a source, I know not what I speak of. Do the due.
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