Continuing on the topic of efficient management of one’s share portfolio (see prev. post https://srirakshafp.com/2013/08/20/managing-your-share-portfolio-efficiently/), how does one deal with illiquid shares in the portfolio? The “value” companies one invested in when they were a hot favourite with the market experts, and enjoyed decent trading volumes, and are now not only trading at a huge discount to the invested value, but also the trading volumes are so low or negligible that one finds it difficult to even offload them and recover whatever they can.

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