What do the Iraq War and 90 percent of investor’s have in common? There’s simply no exit strategy in mind. So if an exit strategy is so important, why don’t most investors plan for one? The first reason is because they simply don’t know that it’s part of investing successfully. Learning about stop-losses and risk management simply isn’t as sexy as learning about how to make triple-digit gains. So the subject is often avoided. Second, it’s a matter of…

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