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We are finally starting to emerge from the global pandemic.
The US is reportedly administering upward of 4 million vaccine doses per day.
At this rate, the US should have most adults vaccinated before summertime.
With the rest of the world following suit at haste, there’s plenty of cause for optimism.
In fact, some believe we’re in store for a Roaring Twenties redux.
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I bought shares in Microsoft several years ago for $60 per share. Sold them about a year ago for $180 per share because I thought it was overvalued. Still regret that choice. It seems like it’s almost always a mistake to sell a winner. That’s why I no longer sell winners, even if I believe the share price has gotten ahead of itself.
I’m planning to accumulate some shares again. Not owning this stock seems like a bad idea.
Albert,
Don’t feel bad. I’ve made that same mistake before. Sold the likes of TIF, CAT, and DE back in the day. Very dumb of me.
We all make mistakes. But mistakes are a learning opportunity. And I’m still learning every day. The important thing is to not make the same mistake twice. I also now let those winners run, no matter how high they go and how expensive they might look.
Best regards.