Mark Cuban bought a luxury home originally worth $25 million for just $12.5 million, after the previous owner had only lived there for 8 months and was hit by a stock market crash and liquidity crisis. No matter how good the paper gains look, it’s useless; holding on without selling, in the end, you can only cut your losses drastically and dump the property.
When the market is good, everyone thinks they see through the cycle; when the trend reverses, they realize that unrealized gains are ultimately just numbers. Taking profits and controlling positions are more important than anything else.

Mark Cuban used $12.5 million to “pick up a bargain” on a luxury home originally worth $25 million. The previous owner had only lived there for 8 months before running into a stock market crash and a liquidity crisis. No matter how impressive it looks on paper, it’s useless—if you hold on and refuse to sell, in the end you still have to sell it off at a 50% cut.
When the market is good, everyone thinks they’ve seen through the cycle; but when the trend turns, they realize that unrealized gains are ultimately just numbers. Taking profits and controlling your position matter more than anything else.
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