Then next week we aim to explain how we're accounting for our portfolio and work to get that in place for everyone, and then we aim to move toward analyzing other food and beverage stocks. But we have twenty years, and we need to make our decisions carefully. Yesterday TMF Python emailed posts from the WMX board to me, posts written by a DRIP investor who was regretting the past four years of dripping into the stock. The shares had yet to appreciate, and the company's management was still floundering for direction. That's something we want to avoid, both on the business side and in buying stocks at certain prices.
Patience is a virtue, especially when investing.
We're basically marrying these stocks once we buy them, and divorce would be costly. Enough of the serious talk. Have a Foolish weekend. The Motley Fool. All rights reserved.