How do I know when it's actually time to sell a stock on the NGX simulator?

I'm staring at my own simulator portfolio wondering the exact same thing, especially with how those ACCESSCORP and CWG prices keep jumping around every day! Do experienced folks here usually set a strict percentage drop or gain to trigger a sale, or are you mostly waiting for official company announcements and earnings reports? I really want to use this practice phase to build a solid strategy, so I'd love to know what signs you actually look out for before hitting that sell button.

Omo, watching those daily price swings on the NGX can really test your patience, but that volatility is actually the best classroom for building discipline on the simulator. Instead of reacting to every little red or green candle on ACCESSCORP or CWG, you want to set a rule before you even enter a trade—like taking profit at a specific percentage or deciding how much of a dip you're willing to stomach. Keep an eye on market volume and corporate disclosures too, because waiting for a random "vibe" to sell will just leave you guessing every time the market opens.

Daily price fluctuations on the NGX are largely noise, so establishing systematic exit criteria—such as a trailing stop-loss percentage or a breakdown in your initial valuation thesis—builds far better analytical discipline than reacting to daily volatility. For holdings spanning different sectors like banking and technology, your sell trigger should rely on quantitative shifts, such as compression in key earnings ratios or adverse changes in sector liquidity, rather than daily price bounces. Treat the simulator as a laboratory to test whether your predefined rules protect capital during macroeconomic pullbacks just as effectively as your entry criteria captured the initial trend.