It's Tuesday in November 24th.

Welcome to Mark Fullry.

I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio once again

from Motley Fool Rule Breakers in Supernova,

David Kretsman and Aaron Bush.

Gentlemen, good to be back. Day two of millennials and investing. We're going to talk about how

to fill out that portfolio. We're going to talk specific stocks, investing strategies, industries, and the question we always get, which is when

do I sell this stock?

And before we get to the email, again, we got so many great email from listeners. This was just fantastic.

Before we get to the email, I do want to mention, I just want to start with something I mentioned

from time to time on market for Forry which is the sleep factor.

That I think as an investor if you're starting out you want to be able to sleep at night.

And as we talked about yesterday, for a lot of people,

just having that S&P 500 Index Fund, they're fine. They've got their 401k plan. They're fine.

It's like, no, my money's safe. I just want to sleep at night I'm not interested in stocks but I think

if you are interested in stocks the sleep factor still applies doesn't it?

Definitely especially when you're starting out but at all stages of you're you know investing you know lifespan

you definitely want to sleep at night we always encourage sleeping sleep is healthy

sleep is good yes have you I mean I've been investing longer than you guys have I know I've had at least one stretch in my life where I was literally losing sleep over a stock that I owned I was awake in the middle of the night and I was like I got to sell this thing and it wasn't even a stock that was going down.

It was a small biotech. I had owned it for about six months. It was up 30 percent.

But for some reason it was just stuck in my brain I don't know what they do I

can't figure this business out have you ever had a stock where you're just like I

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