Hey everybody. This is Phil Town and this is Danielle Town.

Welcome to the Invested Podcast where we are figuring out the best way to invest so that you can have financial freedom so

that you can live your darma, you can live the life you want to live, and you can pass on this knowledge to create generational wealth. How's that? How's that? How's that?

Oh, I like that one. How's that? Can you say that again?

I can't remember at sea.

How to live your Darma,

create financial freedom and

and create generational wealth.

Yeah, yeah, I think that's worth listening a little bit about.

So let's talk about this because we had some really cool questions that come right to the heart of all this.

You want to dig in on that?

Sure. Okay. So as you guys know, we have been having quick questions from our wonderful

listeners who can put in an audio question on our website at invested podcast.com.

And so we have one today from Eddie.

Eddie, your question is excellent and I'm so excited to play this one so here's Eddie.

Hello Phil and Danielle my name is Eddie I've been listening to your podcast for about a

year you guys do a great job I have a question just regarding you, when you find those great companies, the

margin of safety rules tell you to jump in and you buy, how often are you in stocks?

You know, how often are you in and buying these companies? One of my fears is that we're probably, I'm afraid that I'd be, if I went and did this strategy, that I would be in cash too often or half the time you know I'd be buying a

proper buying a stock for and holding for maybe four years it goes up a couple

hundred percent and then the next four years I'm in cash and my average return just gets really

really diminished so how often are you in your experience you know owning these companies and how often are you in cash and just when

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