You're going to tell you this all the time. You got a hold of company for 20 years. I'm not that person. I honestly think that's

the lame way out. I'm going to keep it real with you. That's like the weather man saying this to you.

It's gonna rain.

Well, when is gonna rain?

One day this month, I don't know.

What?

You're the weather man.

What's gonna rain one run this year?

It's going to run one day this year. What's your means going to rent?

Like I need some specifics.

Alright, so here's what I want you to tell you.

For me, I feel like you should hold a stock at least anywhere from two to five years should be a holding

period because one, first of all, one year allows you to do what get into

beat capital gains tax one year in a day one year today helps you

beats capital gains tax but Peter Lynch told us great stocks don't

really start performing well till year two and three I'm following the Peter Lynch

method now here's what I will say after year three you can trim some of the profit and move it somewhere else

because at this point it should be returning for you how you want I'm not about to tell you

you got to hold a stock for 20 years right that's the way out. You want everything to be a royal

authority? Everything ain't got to be a royal thyroid, fam. Stop letting people tell

you that, man. Right? I'm not saying that's a bad thing right my say that's a bad thing

but don't let that be like the host stock for 20 years I shut up all right so let's look, so let's look at it.

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