Sustainable multi-baggers: The art of holding, page-169

As human beings, we are very impatient.

The hardest part of maturing as an investor is allowing ourselves the time. You can’t force it. Many investors “force it” by being active for activity’s sake. As Ed Borgato says: “What Wall Street perceives as productive activity is needless complexity”.

Investors tend to over-analyze when stocks are going down (fear) and under-analyze when stocks are going up (greed). ‪The hardest part of investing is holding through these times, embracing boredom and inactivity, and distancing human nature-emotion from investment decisions. - Ian Cassel

The initial investment thesis has not changed.

Still here. Still buying. See you in a few weeks.

T.E.P.