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To: E_K_S who wrote (76667)	12/10/2024 2:26:34 PM
From: Ccube	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78486

Damn. I have a bad habit of holding on to something for several years than selling it too soon. got too impatient sometimes. (after holding to a loser/breakeven for several years) Your analytical skills seems much better. Mine is basically just gut feel. (and return back to norm.... if there is no macro trend change.... or disruptions to fundamental business model) BP, GE.... sold all of it right before it took off (only made like 80% return in 3 years or something instead of baggers) Still trimming and selling for tax loss on some of my losing positions. Sell PLTR at 20 and 60...... it goes to 75 plus.... AI got tired of the up/down sell it at 35.... goes back up to 40s MAC sold half at 22 and will wait and see if it can get back to 40's (at least it pays dividends while you wait)