In other news, I think my comments earlier were misconstrued. Monero is literally the best money on the planet. So any other financial moves you do, wherein you hope to profit, should ideally end up with you holding more Monero than you did before. You could try to use your financial moves to acquire more USD or Bitcoin, but these are inferior forms of money. The fact that XMR is not especially popular yet doesn't detract from its superiority.
The goal of any financial game is to gain more money, and make moves that allow you to gain more money than you had before. This is why I said every move needs to be calculated in how it could impact your Monero holdings - up until a reasonable individual limit of 200k to 400k Monero, more is always better (especially at these early stages). At this point is seems silly to try to chase more USD; I prefer to chase assets with more growth potential.
It may very well be that Monero is the best money on the planet right now (technologically), but at one point Bitcoin was the best money on the planet. Perhaps a year from now something else will be the best money on the planet. While I won't say that Monero is a bad investment right now, I would be cautious about having as my only goal to own more monero than I did before. In fact if you bought in heavily around 0.001-0.002 it would probably be a good idea to take some profit along the way and not necessarily aim to own more monero but to get your initial investment back, and perhaps a little profit. That way you'll be better suited to invest in whatever happens to be the best money next week while also holding a stake in monero in case it turns out to be the long term winner.
I can only speak for myself, but I bought in heavily all the way down to 0.001 and has diversified during this recent uptrend. All the monero I own at this point is almost pure profit, which means that I can ride any further price increase or decrease while knowing that regardless of outcome I won't lose my initial investment. The additional benefit is to have those funds available for other investment that may come around.
What % you sell depends on your risk tolerance and initial investment. For example perhaps you sell 50% after the price doubles, then you'll have your money back and hold half of your current moneroj. I think a good way to go about it is to decide on the amount of XMR you want to own long term and then buy more, perhaps 2x what you want to own. Then you diversify as the price goes up until you have sold the exceeds, recovered your initial investment and still hold your preferred long term position.
