In October, I made the decision to sell all of my Walgreens Boots Alliance (WBA) stock at $10.20 per share. Although the price continued to rise significantly after I sold, I have no regrets about my decision. At the time, I believed my choice was well-informed, given the data and market trends available to me.
In my view, the company's earnings did not seem strong enough to justify a substantial price increase. Walgreens operates in a highly competitive landscape, particularly with the expansion of Amazon's pharmacy delivery service, which is placing increasing pressure on traditional retailers. Furthermore, the broader consumer environment remains challenging, with ongoing concerns about inflation, shifting consumer spending habits, and disruptions in the healthcare market.
Considering all of these factors, I felt it was the right moment to exit my position. Additionally, I managed to sell at a profit, which reinforces my confidence in the decision. While the stock's rise after my sale might appear to some as a missed opportunity, I believe that maintaining a disciplined investment approach and making decisions based on sound reasoning is more important than pursuing short-term market movements.
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