Jason Hall

it's almost always best to hold on in those cases if the business is historically done pretty well.

Valuation might make sense if it's a mature company that doesn't have those kind of growth things.

Now, I do two more things too, Emily.

I ask myself,

This question, if the stock doubles in five years or it goes up 5X over the next decade, will I regret selling it?

And then I force myself to wait two market days once I've made a decision before acting on that sell decision.

Cooling off period and regret minimization, those two things go a long way towards avoiding making those selling mistakes.

Happy Thanksgiving, Emily.

Emily, I am never short on opinions.

We know that.

But

Motley Fool Money is a good idea to align those opinions with expertise.

This morning, we have earnings from four of the largest Chinese companies.

I know that you lived in China for four years.

You have plenty of bullish thoughts that can be backed up with actual knowledge and expertise.

We thought it would be fun to match you up with our notorious Chinese stock skeptic, Toby Bordelon, to have a bit of a fast-paced bull bear debate.

We'll get to iQiyi, Weibo, and Baidu later.

But first, let's

Start with a stock that you actually own in your portfolio.

That's PDD Holdings.