AMD has gone up so much that I don’t even know what to do anymore.

I bought some AMD when it was still much lower. At the time, I didn’t overthink it. I just liked the company’s products and believed it had a real long-term chance to challenge bigger competitors, so I bought as much as I was comfortable holding. I didn’t expect it to keep climbing like this over the years. Now it has become the biggest position in my portfolio. Of course, making money feels great, but after a stock runs up this fast, I’m starting to feel conflicted: should I keep holding because I still believe in the company long term, or should I sell part of it and lock in some profit? I still think AMD is a great company. The management is solid, and the AI and data center story is still there. But when the stock moves up too much in a short period of time, it’s hard not to wonder whether too much future growth has already been priced in. At this point, the hardest part isn’t losing money it’s figuring out what to do after making money. Maybe the most reasonable move for me isn’t selling everything or blindly holding forever, but trimming a little to reduce risk and letting the rest ride for the long term.