30 separate times about every 10 weeks on this podcast over six years I picked five

stocks I chose a theme that made sense to me at the time sometimes sublime sometimes

sometimes silly and then I thought to myself

what are the five best stock recommendations that I can come up with to fit that theme

aiming of course always to beat the market the S&P 500 otherwise hey why are we bothering

and then one year later we review the picks what was the theme again how are the stocks

doing how are they doing versus the market?

And more important for our learning our way of thinking why have the stocks done what they've done?

A one year review and then another year passes the two year review.

Yep, two years later, we never forget, we hope you wouldn't also.

We score everything transparently and accountablyably because we're fools.

You should expect that of us.

And then the three-year review,

which is gonna be the most telling, right?

Well, first because three years have passed since I picked those five stocks and we really can be smarter about what has happened and why and what we can learn over that meaningful period of time and you know that's the smarter

part getting smarter about that but if I've done my job well then hey we'll also

be happier and richer too. Now that three-year review is also telling because most of the time

we end the game right there. We're going to keep holding those stocks in real life

mind you you should too if you own them but if I kept reviewing all 30 of

my samplers in years four and five and six etc we wouldn't have time to do much

else on this podcast well 30 separate times I've picked five stocks what I've

also called my five stock samplers and we're going to review three of those

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