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This is Motleyful Answers. I'm Alison Southwick.

And today we're taking you back to Fool Fest with advice from Motley Fool's Andy Cross

and Ron Gross on when to sell a stock.

All that and, well, actually that's it, on this week's episode of Motley Full Answers.

So last year we did a series on when to sell a stock, and because of your feedback,

we learned that you were hungry for even more on the topic. Thankfully, Motley Fool's chief

investment officer, Andy Cross, and Ron Gross, he's the advisor for Motley Fool's Total Income

Service, they covered the topic at Fool Fest this year. So we're just going to go ahead and

run their presentation, a whole cloth.

It's pretty fun. Andy and Ron start off by covering some common misconceptions around selling.

Enjoy. We thought it'd be fun if we started with some misconceptions.

Feel free to chime in here. Before we get into the real reasons why we think it'd be fair to sell. So, first one, right?

You've heard, you've probably, you've heard a lot of these, and I'm pretty sure you've said,

I know I have said some of these myself, so. Yes. First one, you hear all the time, especially

if you watch CNBC, which I'm kind of going to discourage you to do because it raises the blood pressure

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