Lou Whiteman: I'm a terrible person to ask this because it's so boring, Rick. Not because I'm brilliant, not because I don't have terrible mistakes, but rather I don't tend to dabble in the early stage companies that get these great explosions later higher. I assure you, if I would have owned Amazon or if I would have owned Tesla back in the day, I would have sold them, and I would have regretted them now. But I do have a lot of regrets, and I do think there's a lesson there because I share a theme. Two rea ...

Investment Strategy - Prematurely selling high-performing stocks is a significant regret in investment [1] - Holding onto successful investments for the long term can be more beneficial than quickly selling them [1]