Exactly
Taylors are notorious for getting there clients to sell. ( Sorry guys, the data dont lie on so many stocks )
These guys ( brokers in general ) dont make any money by convincing there clients to hold there positions right, its not like they get a percentage of a clients trade for when they decide to sell. So the sooner they turn over a clients stock and book profit for them, that client manager gets a win, the client gets a win, the client managers boss pats him on the back for a win. Client returns next time with more money for the next go around.
Client does not sell = no commission for client manager, client manager boss not happy and client has no money for the next cab of the ranks.
So with all that said, the sooner they exit there clients positions the better. The easier it will be for the share price to appreciate.
Cheers
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