How do you guys decide when to actually sell a stock on the simulator?

Omo, exiting is usually harder than buying because greed will always whisper that the price will go just a bit higher tomorrow. Since you're on the sim, use this time to build discipline by setting a target—like taking partial profits at 10% or using a trailing stop so you don't watch a good run completely wipe back out. Heavy weights like NASCON or First Holdco move in waves based on market liquidity, so tying your exits to clear resistance levels works way better than just relying on pure vibes.

I am really glad you asked this because I have been wondering the exact same thing while watching stocks like NASCON and FIRSTHOLDCO bounce around on the simulator. Do most people set a fixed percentage target in their head before selling, or are we supposed to just hold until the trend completely reverses? I am mostly relying on pure guesswork right now, so I would really love to learn if there is a simpler rule of thumb beginners should be following.

Welcome, my dear friend, it is completely normal to feel confused about when to leave the market. Think of selling like getting off a public bus at a specific bus stop you wrote down before you even started the journey. Beginners often use a simple rule called a target, which simply means you decide beforehand to take your profit once the price climbs by a set amount, like ten percent. This way, you do not have to rely only on guesswork or your emotions while watching the numbers bounce up and down.