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 silly. And then I thought to myself,

what are the five best recommendations

that I can come up with for stocks that fit that theme?

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

then one year later we reviewed the picks and then another year passed the two year

review yep two years later we never forget we hope you wouldn't also

we scored everything transparently and accountability because we're fools

you should expect that of us. Then the three-year review, which would always be the most telling.

First, because of course three years had passed,

since I'd picked those five stocks with the increasing passage of time we really can be smarter

about what has happened and why and what we can learn and that's the smarter part

but if I'd done my job well then we'd also be happier and richer too and that three year review was the

most telling because most of the time we ended 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 had I kept reviewing all 30 of my samplers in years four and five and six and so on, we wouldn't have had time to do much else on this podcast.

So 30 separate times I picked five stocks,

what I've also called my five stock samplers,

and with this episode,

we're going to review and learn from the whole

shabang the whole glorious experiment the glory and the pain it's our review of Palusa Ultima in 10 and a half

chapters only on this week's Rule Breaker Investing. It's the Rule Breaker Investing Podcast with Motley Full Co-founder David Gardner.

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