Hi All,
I'm pretty sure I know the answer but I think I just need to hear it from someone else.
Two weeks ago my company posted our 4th quarter earnings, which were quite favorable and should have resulted in a nice lift. However my company sources a large amount of our merchandise from oversees. The CFO reset expectations for Q1 and Q2 and was clear there would likely be price increases due to the looming tariffs. And just like that the stock dropped ~20%
One week later my RSUs vested and I'm now looking at a much smaller chunk of money than I was hoping for.
My wife and I are currently saving for a home and hoping to buy in 2026. All of our down payment cash is currently in an HYSA and I was planning to immediately sell my company stocks and add the money there.
My question- I'm having a tough time hitting the sell button given that a couple weeks ago it was significantly more. A small part of me wonders if the stock may rise a bit in the next few weeks or months? But even typing that sounds ridiculous given everything that is going on. Any suggestions of where to park some cash that will get me more than my HYSA?