Chris Perruna: Average up on winning stocks, not down on losers

Chris Perruna: Average up on winning stocks, not down on losers
Add to winners, not losers

Chris Perruna emphasizes the importance of increasing investments in stocks that are performing well, rather than attempting to salvage losing positions.

Referencing advice from William O'Neil's book "The Successful Investor," Perruna reiterates that investors should never average down on any stock in their portfolio. The approach, Perruna suggests, is to add to winners as their value increases and avoid putting additional money into underperforming stocks.

Perruna has recently commented on broader market conditions. He noted the Nasdaq ended the week under its 200-day average in a period marked by five distribution weeks. Most of these weeks in 2026 closed in negative territory, according to his observations.

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